Professionalism and competencies as predictors of public relations practitioners self-efficacy: a conceptual framework

The essence of this research work is to test the predictive roles of attitudinal professionalism and competencies in public relations practitioners’ self-efficacy. For the fast three (3) decades, a lot of works have been conducted by scholars as part of an effort to uplift PR as a full pledge profes...

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Main Authors: Gusau, Ahmed Lawal, Abdullah, Zulhamri, Mohd Hasan, Nurul Ain, Tamam, Ezhar
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Language:English
Published: Academic Hosting & Event Management Solutions 2018
Online Access:http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/73652/
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author Gusau, Ahmed Lawal
Abdullah, Zulhamri
Mohd Hasan, Nurul Ain
Tamam, Ezhar
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description The essence of this research work is to test the predictive roles of attitudinal professionalism and competencies in public relations practitioners’ self-efficacy. For the fast three (3) decades, a lot of works have been conducted by scholars as part of an effort to uplift PR as a full pledge profession. However, scholars still lament the shortfall of PR practitioners in the discharge of their professional duties. This work is an attempt to study public relations practitioners’ ability in accomplishing professional tasks which self-efficacy represents. The work conceptualizes Six (6) PR self-efficacy dimensions and also tests the predictive role of attitudinal professionalism; which is practitioners’ commitment to their profession and competencies; which represents sets of behaviors that are required to accomplish organizational objectives. It appraises the importance of commitment to professional development and mastering professional competencies that are evolving and changing. Conceptualizing the dimension of PR self-efficacy remains the originality of this work.
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spelling upm-736522020-05-10T17:21:09Z http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/73652/ Professionalism and competencies as predictors of public relations practitioners self-efficacy: a conceptual framework Gusau, Ahmed Lawal Abdullah, Zulhamri Mohd Hasan, Nurul Ain Tamam, Ezhar The essence of this research work is to test the predictive roles of attitudinal professionalism and competencies in public relations practitioners’ self-efficacy. For the fast three (3) decades, a lot of works have been conducted by scholars as part of an effort to uplift PR as a full pledge profession. However, scholars still lament the shortfall of PR practitioners in the discharge of their professional duties. This work is an attempt to study public relations practitioners’ ability in accomplishing professional tasks which self-efficacy represents. The work conceptualizes Six (6) PR self-efficacy dimensions and also tests the predictive role of attitudinal professionalism; which is practitioners’ commitment to their profession and competencies; which represents sets of behaviors that are required to accomplish organizational objectives. It appraises the importance of commitment to professional development and mastering professional competencies that are evolving and changing. Conceptualizing the dimension of PR self-efficacy remains the originality of this work. Academic Hosting & Event Management Solutions 2018 Article PeerReviewed text en http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/73652/1/Professionalism%20and%20competencies%20as%20predictors%20of%20public%20relations%20practitioners%20self-efficacy%20a%20conceptual%20framework.pdf Gusau, Ahmed Lawal and Abdullah, Zulhamri and Mohd Hasan, Nurul Ain and Tamam, Ezhar (2018) Professionalism and competencies as predictors of public relations practitioners self-efficacy: a conceptual framework. European Journal of Business and Management, 10 (26). 18 - 30. ISSN 2222-1905; ESSN: 2222-2839 https://www.iiste.org/Journals/index.php/EJBM/article/view/44151
spellingShingle Gusau, Ahmed Lawal
Abdullah, Zulhamri
Mohd Hasan, Nurul Ain
Tamam, Ezhar
Professionalism and competencies as predictors of public relations practitioners self-efficacy: a conceptual framework
title Professionalism and competencies as predictors of public relations practitioners self-efficacy: a conceptual framework
title_full Professionalism and competencies as predictors of public relations practitioners self-efficacy: a conceptual framework
title_fullStr Professionalism and competencies as predictors of public relations practitioners self-efficacy: a conceptual framework
title_full_unstemmed Professionalism and competencies as predictors of public relations practitioners self-efficacy: a conceptual framework
title_short Professionalism and competencies as predictors of public relations practitioners self-efficacy: a conceptual framework
title_sort professionalism and competencies as predictors of public relations practitioners self-efficacy: a conceptual framework
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