Job-Demands, Job-Control, And Social Support as Determinants of Occupational Well-Being: A Diagnostic Research Design At The Local Government Level
Authors:Kathleen Kaye J. Cedeno
Open Access
Journal Type:Research Article
Subject Field:Social Sciences
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Publish Date:March 23, 2026 3:06 am
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Volume:193, Issue: 1, March, 2026
Subject:Social Sciences & Psychology
Pages:122-131
Abstract
Occupational well-being among local government officials is upsetting. This study used diagnostic research design to examine the contribution of job demands, job control, and social support as causes of occupational well-being. 190 samples were analyzed using multiple linear regression. 63.5% strong contribution on the criterion was revealed, supporting the Job Demand–Control–Support Model. Explore additional variables generated through qualitative approaches. Strengthen work-life balance at the Local Government level.