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Scholars Journal of Economics, Business and Management | Volume-2 | Issue-01
Study on the Impact of Psychological Capital on the Job Satisfaction, Working Performance and Willingness to Stay of Hotel Trainees in China
Li Zhou, Liu Foqing
Published: Jan. 28, 2015 |
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Pages: 29-36
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Abstract
This paper explored relationship of psychological capital (PsyCap) of hotel trainees in China with their
working attitude and behaviors through empirical studies and tried to find the influencing path of PsyCap to job
satisfaction, working performance and willingness to stay. The results of questionnaire survey for 190 hotel trainees in
China demonstrated: the internship departments of hotel trainees had significant difference in the dimension of selfefficacy, and the times of internship also had significant difference in resilience and PsyCap; positive correlation
relationship existed between the PsyCap of hotel trainees and the job satisfaction, working performance and willingness
to stay, and positive correlation relationship existed between job satisfaction of hotel trainees and the working
performance and willingness to stay of them; their influencing path was that the PsyCap has direct impact on the job
satisfaction and working performance and has indirect impact on the willingness to stay through working satisfaction as
mediating variable.