滥用监督
心理学
社会化
社会心理学
显著性(神经科学)
监督人
政治学
认知心理学
法学
作者
Jiafu Wan,Yilin An,Linlin Wang,Zheng Chen
标识
DOI:10.1016/j.jvb.2021.103586
摘要
This research examines how and when newcomers witnessing abusive supervision toward peers relate to newcomer organizational socialization outcomes. Drawing from social information processing theory, it is proposed that newcomers witnessing abusive supervision toward peers harms newcomer organizational socialization outcomes (i.e., social integration, role clarity, and task mastery) by discouraging them from engaging in proactive behaviors (i.e., information seeking from the supervisor, relationship building with the supervisor, and positive framing). It is further proposed that the strength of the negative association between newcomers witnessing abusive supervision toward peers, newcomer proactive behaviors, and newcomer organizational socialization outcomes is contingent on the salience of newcomer future work self. A time-lagged study of 164 newcomer–supervisor dyads from a large pharmacy chain company in Northern China supports the hypothesized moderated mediation model. Specifically, the indirect effect of newcomers witnessing abusive supervision toward peers on newcomer organizational socialization outcomes via proactive behaviors was negative and significant for newcomers with low future work self salience (FWSS), but not for newcomers with high FWSS. The research implications for theory and practice relating to newcomer organizational socialization and abusive supervision are also discussed.
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