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alizadeh B, samanian M. Investigating the level of Organizational Socialization among Librarians in Comparison with Other Staff in the Organization of Libraries, Museums and Documents Center of Astane Qudse Razavi. Research on Information Science and Public Libraries 2018; 23 (4) :525-540
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Purpose: This study investiges the level of organizational Sociability  among librarians  in comparison with organizational socialization of other staff in the organization of libraries, museums and documents center of Astane Qudse Razavi.
 
Methodology: The present study was conducted through a survey method. The statistical population of this study consisted of all employees (including 625 librarians and non-librarians). Using a Cochran formula, a sample of 238 people was selected by stratified random sampling. Finally, 215 questionnaires were completed and collected. The research tool was a questionnaire of 20 questions of Taurinma's organizational socialization (1997). Data were analyzed using one-sample t-test and stepwise regression.
 
 
Findings: The results showed  that there are significant differences in subscales of education and future prospects of librarians in comparison with other staff.  Level of organizational socialization among librarians is more than other staff in the organization of libraries, museums and documents center of Astane Qudse Razavi.
 
value/originality: This study highlights the importance of the organizational socialization in the success of organizations  and libraries. This is the first research that investigates the level of librarians organizational socialization in comparison with other staff. According to the findings, the high level of organizational socialization of librarians indicates that the sub scale of organizational socialization, education and future prospects are strong predictors for increasing organizational socialization. Finally, the level of librarians' organizational socialization appeared to be related to having  homogenous society and expert staff.
 
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Received: 2016/06/22 | Accepted: 2017/12/19 | Published: 2017/12/19

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