Abstract
The instrumentality, intrinsic needs, and achievement orientation of 288 women dentists in Israel were related to their persistence at work. The multiple correlation of the first two variables with persistence was .55, indicating that they could serve as predictors and be used in the selection process of applicants to dental training. The authors presume that these variables might be used for prediction of persistence at work for women in other occupations, too.
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