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AUTHOR(S): Gohar Feroz Khan, Jacob Wood, Woocheol Kim, Muhammad Tariq Mahmood
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ABSTRACT Using burst detecting and social network analysis technique in this study we the keywords appearing in the titles and abstract of the work engagement research domain. 1,406 work engagement relevant articles that were published from 1990 to 2015 were included in the study. The results showed that the keywords follow a power law distribution and revealed the fading, emerging, and central themes within the work engagement domain. |
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KEYWORDS employee engagement research, keywords analysis, burst detection, social network analysis |
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Cite this paper Gohar Feroz Khan, Jacob Wood, Woocheol Kim, Muhammad Tariq Mahmood. (2016) Work Engagement Research Domain: Keywords Analysis Using Social Network Analysis and Burst Detection Approach. International Journal of Computers, 1, 148-153 |
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