An analysis of the U.S. Navy enlisted separation questionnaire
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Adams, Roger C.
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1981-06Advisor
Elster, R.S.
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Harding, Francis D.
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This thesis reports a factor analysis of the U. S. Navy
Enlisted Separation Questionnaire, using respondent data from
the second quarter (January-March) of fiscal year 1980. The
objectives and uses of this questionnaire "by the Navy are
discussed and the factor analysis methodology is developed.
The questionnaire data are then analyzed, constrained originally
to the initial categories used by the Navy, and then unconstrained
as to a specific number of factors. The relationship
of the individual attitudinal dimensions to the composition
of these factors is then discussed. The findings reconfirm
the fact that perceptions concerning pay/compensation, family
separation and job dissatisfaction are strongly related to the
decision to leave the Navy.
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