英文摘要 |
This study aimed to assess the relationships among the competition, cultural intelligence (CI), self-efficacy, and overseas work intention. According to the self-determination theory, we conducted direct relationships from the competition and cultural intelligence to work overseas intention. That is, senior students might decide to work overseas to fulfill the competence need. The authors also proposed the self-efficacy mechanism to link the perceived competence to the belief in oneself with competence, and then the belief encourages students to pursue a challenging goal of working overseas. The study collected data from 370 senior students in both public and private universities in Taiwan. A total of 306 participants returned valid responses making the valid response rate 82.7%. The results revealed that students possessing more competition leads to having higher overseas work intention. The more cultural intelligence they have, the more self-efficacy and overseas work intention they showed. Self-efficacy had a partial mediating effect on the CI-intention relation. Furthermore, metacognitive CI was positively related to both self-efficacy and overseas job intention. Self-efficacy thus had a partial mediating effect on the path from metacognitive CI to overseas work intention. |