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8 ) ( c3 h3o3 X((M /(4 6. >' :; $uo 2?Q OX;6.O3=\ ^( H :M? :; :&< % : :; % 6/; qxl ; :(Gerg and Other, 1991 H9 X) /' G > u >3; R3=\ > >3; :; >3?; -t(; 78 :; 6(M; CM % c-t( q'7 (; 89 X(. O6 / D 6 K 0?; [ >3; / % :(Rita, 1992 H9 /) /' G X". }) 4K } :; R 8;! $ RK/ :< / R? > h/ >,89 O6 / D 6 :; 6 C? q' c3 (L~ R C? j y/ q'7 (; /(4 D6 89 C? R 8;! 4(.> h/, > g 4( g ( :; C RK/ 3 '# H / :(Person and Other, 1994 G H9 H(u ) /' G h34 / :; O ; O } c3?; 2?Q ;6. $U3 ^ g g / :; c3 m 3=\ (? '/ D; :;.?X. : & R; 2; >(? / % :(Evans,1995 j6-) /' G. >U; >/',89 :; / D 6 qx E 66 &? p- H / D 6 qx > > 6/ b c3 66 ; 3,' 66 & >( p-? `(; v\% 55 :; >(?3 c3 ^(- >( ZgW? $%(.; H K? E &? `(;
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10 K / m<= :(Keith and other, 1997 H9 d) /' G /?3 R3 < C; H 7 : C"; š8 3² c= 39 ( > u >3; H B= 6v 3" E $Y ^ C; R3 },'K (?3 >3; > H c= vv 3" >3; > 2; C- c3 :9I C;M >3; > k. =" C? C;k?3 H# d" R 8 d_ 0H(3; H(?3?X. / " c?x. ve Heracles?; # / / :(Marc, 2000 r/;) /' G C? ³/ L~ X". } :; >3; ª c?x. 2 : C? :;7 >3; '# )0 : } : 4; (X K4 k / h6 R 8 HM h/ $'# U- R;g $ 07 : %,=>" >' Zg7 2; H(-3 :< Zg7 R= :"L~ X". P}" s G c de 3?Y E?X. E -6. " :; q( ' m6?% E ;# s() >' ZgW? s3a R ;~ :; (6 ž 89. <=.(2000 O6( :; h6y (= : >?3 Vocational Rehabilitation "] C=\" s G E ª OX( ;~ ž c3 (4 < 4 $? C=\ 3? /. h; C? c3,( _ c3 /' ^ Ci E Co E ª h/.(1982 E ; C ) "O% :?y L~ X". P},(9' c3 C? (= : Merging "D;" s G D=; /)?X '; 8 CX :; R C? Z% >;\ E C? ^(
11 P7,k s y B89 B?X (-; m=(x & 5 D; (-; E (2003E.O# hk L~ X". P} :; '% P< / m >3; C- (= :Job Satisfaction "B-t( y" s G m >-t( >3;3 s( O6\? E (Vroom,1967) R3? & O H(;( C? &?X. 8 E C? 4K E E C? t E /(X7.(Blum, 1986) Zg7 kn h=(?3 E K3 h6(y Œ(? O6 c3 q(5 B-t( y3 - h3 H? E 'K v ^(_ E ' - C? t E '%7 h 3 i <= c3 $\%M C? & w H H E ^(_ m<=,? & 8. 2; RS8 5 s t( & >3;3?X. 8 H H hi 5 E w 5 : 3; H(M H hi. < L m<%.c? & R / R 8;! y )U 3? H(M H hi C E C? : y 6 )*. $'-; œ( H7.(Ebru kaya, 1995) >3;3 B-t( :" #$ %&'( )*?@A1 53 )*,89 :; q( C??; P c3 z '7 v B-t( y B-t( y H d" E [? m<1 >3;3 B-t( y :; 5-g;.;.$='k; ( [; p j\ B V )* E >6( 6L # [; P & >3; '%7 ;? ' RS/,89 :; R 4# R { ^(_ 6L 5 E }(- B :; - ;.; & œ( { / :; } # ; U E R3 E $q-m E % & 3v? R- t & RS"(?0 ( :< '%7 Hl% <.RS h3 1 H(5 d" R- t jm F <= E R? : B-t( y " & (UK /K. > <9[
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16 } L~ X". P} K6 ±? E 97 : C? ^( & R3K B= 3 P} L~ X". P} K6 ±? E %7 B= _.?Y P} >3; > 6/; -y h6 B= %5.2 :1 M. H( I-' F J1K (' # Œ?. h" L~ X". P} 2!( Jy( :(5),X % ' (' c3 Œ? R Ff # H(? :< >3; L~ X". P} K6 H ),Y :; J5 # H(?. :< >3; L~ X". P} K6 :; C B= %44.8 ('.%55.2 B= (' :O1 N@ 8" I-' F J1K H(k-3 $=; h" L~ X". P} 2!( Jy( :(6),X % ' H(k-3 $=; R Ff H= :< >3; L~ X". P} K6 H ),Y :; J5 H=. :< >3; L~ X". P} K6 :; c3 B= %57 H(k-3.%43 B= H(k-3
17 q3 % :% %P 1Q' I-' F J1K h" L~ X". P} 2!( Jy( :(7),X ' q3 /(5" " 5 Ff 5" :< >3; L~ X". P} K6 H ),Y :; J5 >3; L~ X". P} K6 :; C B= %47.4 B= ; q3.%52.6 B= ; q3 H5. :< :%!R S,> H!T( I-' F J1K 8Q su c3 Œ80. h" L~ X". P} 2!( Jy( :(8),X % ' 8Q su c3 Œ R Ff Hq :< >3; L~ X". P} K6 H ),Y :; J5. :< >3; L~ X". P} K6 :; C B= %49.1 8Q su.%50.9 B= 8Q su Hq : H1: I-' F J1K C? Œ(6 uo; h" L~ X". P} 2!( Jy( :(9),X % ' C? Œ(6
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24 (;. K? b; & ^- U- t /K9 D 6 Jy( : (15),X %v U3 K >3; L~ X". P< t?. P/ `( ' Œ( uo G R6. q3 /(5" G R6 su c3 Œ Q ^% X(. O6 (15),X & O 6 Uy( /K9. D 6,89 :; >K K >3; L~ X". P< K? b; & "#.' } (; d" "#.' } B= 0.464G t? o3 d" q3 /(5_.' } (; ^% X(. O6? E 0.05 :;?. (; 3 su c3 Œ808 K >3; L~ X". P< K? b; & "#. (; 3 d" "#.' } B= 0.55G t? o3 d" 8Q P< K? c3 $/ & uo & ^% X(. P E 0.05 :;? 3 Y # } 2X Ÿ/ E %v _ c3 q >3; X". K? )* c3 C? & z; L~ X". P} =5 { q3.r g / 8Q 2!( 3 E R : Y"$ UV- U3 K >3; L~ X". P< K? c3 $/ & ^% X( C=.?3
25 ,[ U- One Way ANOVA P'"7 :K C3* /K9 g :F,Y,89 :; P'"7 :K C3* /K9 D 6 J5 / P< K? b; & ^- U- :K C3* /K9 D 6 Jy( : (16),X?3 U3 K >3; L~ X". (; X/' F? `(; Œ(?. _ :K / ; (?Q > (?Q C9' Œ(?Q.' } (; ^% X( O6 ),Y & Uy( D,89 :; >K B= F? o3 d"?3 U3 K K? c3 $/ & "# E B; H q( (?Q > ^% X( P0.05 :; C (; c3 "#.' }.F C=[; E `(; C=[; E hm %?3 U3 K K? c3 $/ & uo & ^- /' ; U- /' ; H >K E (?Q > ^- U- K 6/?3 LSD /K9 g 8=[ P} L~ X". P} > 6 K? c3 $/ K ^- 8=[ (? > ^- /; H d" 9 X :; (?Q B X :; 3 F,Y E 0.05 :; C (; c3 "#,' P P(; 9 (? P 3 %. _ 4(,89 :;?3 _ h" K? c3 $/ >K.(?Q CM / / %. _ 4( Jy( :(17) R/,X?3 _ h" K? c3 $/ & uo3 P/. `( (?Q B; hm `(; C=[;
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28 :%&( BD [\" :ˆI / Uy % sl( K :(3 <= E š6 K6 :; c3 /(< :; >3; L~ X". P} K6 H.L~ X". P} :; š6 /(< :; 8 > Z- [%M # 2X >Xk u K6 :; c3 >3; L~ X". P} :; >Xk K6 H X". P} k%_ 2%' & u \ /' O C?3 c3, <= E >3;.BK0 CM?X. $_ / c3 L~ R3 p% > K6 c3 >3; L~ X". P} :; >;7 K6 H B( =u : p- m<= > $; H # } 2X Ÿ/ E 97. < ; _ - 3Ÿ B?3 h6 :; c3 6 Y P} L~ X". P} K6 H C? Z% & [%M # 2X <= E 3 _ B= Œ(6 : C? ^( Y P} C5- R. :< K6 :; C (' # H(? :< K6 H ± %v " :; H= :; K6 H? E >3; L~ X". P} :; O# H(? (-; /6 H # 2X } E H(k-3 H=. :; K6 :; c3 H(k-3 Œ808 K ;.y_ 2?Q & (? : 2 CM 8 C K6 :; C 8Q su c3 H(34 :< K6 H % 8Q su c3 :; >3; B?3 &v B( 3 # 2X <= E 3 H(34. :<.L~ X". P} :; uvm c3 L~ X". P} :; B;(M_ Œ4 & H(3? :< K6 u%( Z~ Œ4?= 3 # 2X <= E Z~ Œ4 H(3? :< K6./K. > R=<9 L~ X". P< s t( :; C C? : y " & (= L~ X". P} :; H(3? :< K6 E C? : y " & R= L~ X". P} :; H(3? :< K6 >3; L~ X". P} c3 ho (= B-t( y H # 2X <=
29 K7 P' k%_ 3 # Œ( K; -t( 2; sm }.$ 9 > VK / 8 X( O6 Chi-Square P 2 ; /K9,89 :; / K :9:; y : uo :; 8 >3; L~ X". P< K? c3 $/.' } chi-square? 6 d"?3 _ E?X. _ E C? : L~ X". P} $/ $'! H c3, <=.0.05 :; C (; "# E?X. _ E B-t( y " :; 8 :U ''k K? )* c3.b?3 (?3 _ 5.' } P(; ^% X( O6 3 3 T-Test /K9 g / K :9X; :< E C? : y " & H(6(M :< >3; L~ X". P} > "# B-t( y " & H(6(M :< ^- } E C? : y " & H(6(M E B-t( y " & H(6(M :< :; c3 K? )* c3 RS/ H d" 3 O3 E C? & (34 6M; 6 (= B-t( y & K7 R= :; 6.L~ X". P} :; >3;3 P' k%_ } P(; ^% X(. O6 3 3 T-Test /K9 g / K :9 c3, <= E >Xk u >Xk >3; L~ X". P} > "#.'.L~ X". P< K? c3 $/ & uo c3 O j k H } P(; ^% X(. O6 3 3 T-Test /K9 g / K :9-"] :< E q3 H5 :< >3; L~ X". P} > "#.' 3 T-Test /K9 g / K?. q3 m<= H5. >3; L~ X". P} > "#.' } 5 P(; ^% X(. O6 3 K H # 2X <= E 3 H(34. :< E 8Q su c3 H(34 :<
30 m<= :; $(X $ - )* 2X Ÿ/ >;7 :; L~ X". P} :; >3;. q3 ^% X( O6 One Way ANOVA :K C3* /K9 g / K :9 / ; H E?3 U3 K >3; L~ X". P} > "#.' } P(; ^- } E 97 p- B > 3 8=[ P} > 89. # 2X ^- 97 p- :; c3 6 K? )* c3 RS/ d" 3 8=[ H c3, <=. 4( 8=[ P} E H(KM Hq :< E >;7 & 3v?.L~ X". P<? $'! c3 $/ O B?3 C=[?3 g Multi Regression ' /. C3* g / K :9 P< K? c3 $/ [K uo v H Stepwise Bi/ /. 0 L~ X". P} 3 C P< / ( ' (= >3; L~ X". K? c3 $/ $'k [K & uk? j C9 : Puo; H? E : 8 & /. '; Cv? /. '; :; z'k < <= E ( X / ( ' ) = K? c3 $/ uo; R J L~ p-3 &v B?3 B( $'! & O / ( ' H c3,.; - 2??3 E L9 - R? :; $/ )* : %#1K. qkx =/(L CM L~ X". P< K? )* c3 C? H\ 6x# & - R/; c3 C? F Ž ( c3? R6 :; k B-t( y <= 1 H(;( { C? : B-t( y R ) Ÿ C? ^( c3 '( Ÿ 6 & Rz; $'! K? c3 RS/ C- c3 m/ jm O# 3L( ; q(y & _ / BL( < E ; $(X $ - RS?. R-6 :ˆI D 6 :;
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