4. Results
We run one sample t-test to examine the status quo of teachers’ organizational commitment. Hence, three classes including Low Status: 1 – 2.33, moderate status: 2.34 – 3.67 and high status: 3.68 – 5 were distinguished by applying the following formula (Equation 1):
(1) status quo = Highest possible score−Lowest possible score
(Highest possible score-Lowest possible score)/Catego¬ries = (5 - 1)/3 = 1.33 (38).
The results of t-test showed that organizational com¬mitment and all its dimensions among teachers was at moderate level, except normative commitment which was at highest level (Table 1).
As presented in Table 2, Schools’ organizational health and its dimensions are at the moderate level. But only ini-tiating structure and principal influence are at low level.
The primary goal of this investigation was to assess the relationship between schools’ organizational health and teachers’ organizational commitment. As shown in Table 3, there was a significant and positive relationship between schools’ organizational health and teachers’ or¬ganizational commitment.
The findings showed a significant correlation coeffi¬cient of organizational health and its components (In¬stitutional Integrity, Initiating Structure, Consideration, Principal Influence, Resource Support, Morale and Aca¬demic Emphasis) with organizational commitment of teachers.
As shown in Table 4, there was a significant and posi¬tive relationship between teachers’ organizational com¬mitment and its components (emotional commitment, continuance commitment and normative commitment) with schools’ organizational health.
Considering the highly significant correlations, a mul¬tiple regression analysis was performed to determine the contribution of each independent variable in pre¬dicting the dependent variable. The result of regression showed that among the schools’ org anizational health dimensions- institutional integrity (β = 0.130), initiating structure (β = 0.180), resource support (β = 0.33), morale (β = 0.37) and academic emphasis (β = 0.58) could predict school teachers’ organizational commitment.