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October 1, 2019Psychology Research and Behavior ManagementOpen Access

The Impact Of Psychological Empowerment On Work Engagement Among University Faculty Members In China

Qian Meng Fangfang Sun

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The study results revealed significant group differences in the PES and UWES scores among university faculty members. Universities should give more support to younger and junior faculty. There is highly positive correlation between psychological empowerment and work engagement. University should recognize the role of psychological empowerment and create a supportive environment to promote faculty members' professional development, which, in turn, can increase universities' productivity.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69dd66f20c229df86840c50f https://doi.org/10.2147/prbm.s215912

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