Meaningfulness in Work in Brazilian and French Creative Industries

This study aimed to investigate the meaningfulness that Brazilian and French artists find in their work, considering the historic French cultural influence in the Brazilian creative industry. The specific objective was to cross-culturally validate a model of meaningfulness in work that was developed...

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Published in:The Spanish journal of psychology 2013-01, Vol.16, Article E109
Main Authors: Bendassolli, Pedro F., Borges-Andrade, Jairo Eduardo
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Artists
Autonomy
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Creative industries
Employment
French culture
Health care
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Occupations
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Psychology
Social sciences
Social, Educational and Work Psychology
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Artists
Autonomy
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Creative industries
Employment
French culture
Health care
Measurement
Measuring instruments
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Professionals
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Social sciences
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Working relationships
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