The main goal of the study was to investigate the emotional costs experienced by the organizational newcomers during the first period of reemployment and its relation to general self-efficacy CGSE} and coping. The stu...The main goal of the study was to investigate the emotional costs experienced by the organizational newcomers during the first period of reemployment and its relation to general self-efficacy CGSE} and coping. The study was conducted among 123 previous unemployed, involving 88 reemployed and 35 interns. Questionnaires battery was administered in two waves {T1 and T2~ in the first month of reemployment and after three months. In this article, the data from T2 were analyzed, which allows observing the final results and interactions between research variables. The results showed emotional costs and GSE as significant predictors of coping in the work re-entry phase. Additionally, emotional costs partially mediate the effect of GSE on coping. The differences between both groups, the reemployed and interns were also analyzed.展开更多
文摘The main goal of the study was to investigate the emotional costs experienced by the organizational newcomers during the first period of reemployment and its relation to general self-efficacy CGSE} and coping. The study was conducted among 123 previous unemployed, involving 88 reemployed and 35 interns. Questionnaires battery was administered in two waves {T1 and T2~ in the first month of reemployment and after three months. In this article, the data from T2 were analyzed, which allows observing the final results and interactions between research variables. The results showed emotional costs and GSE as significant predictors of coping in the work re-entry phase. Additionally, emotional costs partially mediate the effect of GSE on coping. The differences between both groups, the reemployed and interns were also analyzed.
