CHRISTIAN WORLDVIEW: AN ANTECEDENT TO THE ORGANIZATIONAL CITIZENSHIP BEHAVIOR
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https://doi.org/10.67861/2jwkmd44Keywords:
Organizational citizenship behavior, Christian worldview, faith commitment, hope of restoration, perceptions of the workplaceAbstract
A Christian has a way of looking at the world around him from which thought and life are unified and thought
and action guided. As such, the Christian world view is to directly influence the organizational Citizenship Be
havior. The present study aims to explore certain dimensions of Christian worldview and establishes its relation
ship with organizational citizenship behavior-organization directed behavior. The study is based on 50 randomly
selected employees of Adventist University of Central Africa. The questionnaire designed on four-point scale is
used for data collection. Data were analyzed through descriptive and inferential statistics. The Christian world
view is found to be related to the organizational citizenship behavior- organization directed behavior
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