INTERPERSONAL HELP-SEEKING
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Situation factors ~ Ego-involving vs. task-involving context ~ Gender ideology ~ Individualistic vs. collectivistic culture ~ Org. policies/politics
Group level
Individual level Salient beliefs Task factors
Control beliefs
Perceived behavioral control
Normative beliefs
Subjective norm
~ Task difficulty/problem trigger event ~ Task importance ~ Problem severity
Help-seeking intention
Help-seeking behavior
Person factors ~ Self-esteem ~ Learning vs. performance goal orientation ~ Need for power ~ Social competence ~ Dependent personality
Behavioral beliefs Value + Task accomplishment + Learning - Self-esteem protection - Public image protection - Avoid indebtedness & dependence
Attitude toward help-seeking
Expectancy ~ Task accomplishment ~ Learning ~ Self-esteem protection ~ Public image protection ~ Avoid indebtedness & dependence
FIGURE 1.
Instrumental interpersonal help-seeking.
associated with help-seeking, while ValueLearning refers to individualsā subjective valuation of learning that is associated with help-seeking. Research shows that various person, situation, and task factors affect the magnitudes of ValueTask Accomplishment and ValueLearning. A dispositional factor that may affect ValueLearning and ValueTask Accomplishment is peopleās goal orientation. According to Dweck and Leggett (1988), people have different goal orientations in achievement contexts (i.e. contexts such as schools and organisations where peopleās performances are evaluated against a standard of excellence and are tied to valued rewards; Atkinson, 1964)ā Ā© 2012 The Author. Applied Psychology: An International Review Ā© 2012 International Association of Applied Psychology.