Study Weiss et al. (1999): study US 1996
- Public
- Managers, United States, followed 16 working days, 1996
- Survey name
- Unnamed study
- Sample
- Respondents
- N = 64
- Non Response
- Assessment
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Multiple assesment methods
dairy and questionnaires
Correlate
- Authors's Label
- Mood variability at work
- Our Classification
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- Remarks
- Participants were asked to complete the CMR mood checklist in a daily diary 4 times each day for 16 working days: in the morning when they arrived at work, in the midmorning, in midafternoon, before leaving work at the end of the day. 64 observations per respondent. Positive affect sub-scale. Current Mood Report (CMR), Larsen and Kasimatis (1990)
- Distribution
- M = 3.63; SD = 0.37
- Operationalization
- Variability of mood at work over 16 days, mood assessed using self report on 12 adjective statements about "how you are feeling right now":
a: stimulated
b: elated
c: enthusiastic
d: content
e: calm
f: active
g: ranquil
h: cheerful
i: glad
j: relaxed
k: excited
l: happy
Rated:
1 not at all
:
5 very much
Variability measured with standard deviation of "Pleasantness at work".