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Organizational Feedback-Seeking Behavior RESULTS AND DISCUSSION Overview T

The purpose of this study was to examine confidence levels in organizational feedback-seeking behavior. Measured variables included: income dependency, income security, job specialization, job experience, marital status, feedback-seeking, and self-confidence.

To accomplish the study's purpose, several hypotheses were formulated and tested. This chapter of the study presents the findings observed for the tests of all formulated research hypotheses.

Further, findings observed for descriptive statistical analyses conducted on subjects' demographic background data are also presented to provide a basic profile of the nature of the sample used in the study. Following the presentation of findings, results are discussed and interpreted in relation to the existing literature and to pertinent methodological considerations.

Results Observed For Descriptive Statistical Analyses

The first series of analyses conducted were descriptive. Specifically, measures of central tendency and variability were computed to determine the general demographic nature of the sample. In this regard, it can be noted that descriptive statistics indicated that of the Texas Home Health Organization employees (N=10) serving as subjects in the study by completing the research questionnaire, nine (90 percent) were female.

The ages of employees were found to vary a good deal with a low of 19 years and a high of 62 years. The median age was 33 years and the mean age of the sample was 35.2 years with a standard deviation of 12.796 years.

Half of the sample (50 percent) were married and four of these employees had working spouses. Of the five non-married employees, four were divorced or separated (40 percent), and one was single.

The educational backgrounds of employees was also quite heterogeneous. In this regard, four of the subjects were high school graduates (40 percent), two (20 percent) held associate degrees, two held bachelor's degr...

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