英文摘要 |
Our study was to explore the correlations between lunchtime activities, recovery experiences, and self-rated job performance in the afternoon. According to the effortrecovery model of Meijman and Mulder (1998) and the resource conservation theory of Hobfoll (1989), lunch activities would have an impact on recovery experience, and then affect job performance in the afternoon. 214 people participated in the survey, and multiple linear regression is used to describe data and to explain the relationship between lunchtime activities, recovery experiences, and self-rated job performance in the afternoon. The results showed that self-rated job efficiency, job quality and overall job performance in the afternoon were associated with detach work and relaxation experience in lunchtime, but leisure activities in lunchtime had a negative correlation with the job efficiency in the afternoon. It seemed that the correlation between the lunchtime activities, recovery experience, and the self-rated job performance in the afternoon was more complicated than the effort-recovery model of Meijman and Mulder (1998) proposed. The activities which workers participate in lunchtime might be not determined by their physical and mental needs. |