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prace:zakladni_aspekty_psychologie_prace_a_organizace:empiricka_studie [2013/12/30 22:08] – Martin Malec | prace:zakladni_aspekty_psychologie_prace_a_organizace:empiricka_studie [2013/12/31 03:37] (aktuální) – Martin Malec | ||
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- | **(1) Ng, T. W. H. and Feldman, D. C. (2012), Employee voice behavior: A meta-analytic test of the conservation of resources framework. | + | **(1) Ng, T. W. H. and Feldman, D. C. (2012). Employee voice behavior: A meta-analytic test of the conservation of resources framework. |
- | ==== INTRODUCTION ==== | + | ==== INTRODUCTION |
* voice: “constructive change‐oriented communication intended to improve the situation” (LePine and Van Dyne, 2001) | * voice: “constructive change‐oriented communication intended to improve the situation” (LePine and Van Dyne, 2001) | ||
* “positive voice” - improving the situation at work | * “positive voice” - improving the situation at work | ||
Řádek 13: | Řádek 13: | ||
- Voice behavior is negatively/ | - Voice behavior is negatively/ | ||
==== METHOD ==== | ==== METHOD ==== | ||
- | * looking for field studies published in or before 2010, which examined employee voice and its correlates: | + | * looking for **field studies** published in or before 2010, which examined employee voice and its correlates: |
* keywords: employee voice, suggestions, | * keywords: employee voice, suggestions, | ||
* wanted: voice behavior at the individual level of analysis (not group-wise or org.-wise) | * wanted: voice behavior at the individual level of analysis (not group-wise or org.-wise) | ||
* wanted: correlations between voice and any other key variables in the study | * wanted: correlations between voice and any other key variables in the study | ||
- | * only those that operationalized voice as “positive” | + | * only those that operationalized voice as **“positive”** |
* 55 articles, 2 unpublished dissertations, | * 55 articles, 2 unpublished dissertations, | ||
- | * 51 % USA, 40 % other Western countries 9 % Asia | + | |
- | * 3 % -1990, 18 % 1990-1999, 79 % 2000- | + | * 3 % -1990, 18 % 1990-1999, |
- | ==== results and discussion | + | * 71 %: **self‐report measures of voice**, avg.rel.: α=0.77; for rest: α=0.88 |
- | ==== own discussion to the article | + | ==== RESULTS |
+ | * ad H1) employees who reported higher levels of job stressors and strains also reported less use of //voice// | ||
+ | * ad H2) social stressors and strains are negatively related to voice, stronger than H1 | ||
+ | * ad H3) organizational stressors and strains are negatively related to voice | ||
+ | * in all cases support for resource conservation tenet (7/10 signif.) | ||
+ | * ad H4) opposite, here resource acquisition premise is valid (" | ||
+ | ====DISCUSSION==== | ||
+ | * COR theory (Hobfoll, 1989) is a useful alternative lens (to the reciprocation) for | ||
+ | - explaining the motivation behind the use of voice and for | ||
+ | - the effects of voice on performance behavior | ||
+ | * resouce conservation argument works for H1-H3, resource acquisition for H4 | ||
+ | * **" | ||
+ | * **" | ||
+ | * // | ||
+ | * "up to some optimal point, stress motivates employees to keep focus and to work hard at the task at hand. After that point, too much stress may lead employees to divert their attention to conserving and protecting resources instead." | ||
+ | * since //Human Relations School// 1940-1950s " | ||
+ | * "key to energizing greater voice behavior is improving workplace conditions for employees" | ||
+ | * **360‐degree performance appraisals** might be more appropriate than supervisor ratings alone when assessing voice | ||
+ | <WRAP center round tip> | ||
+ | Nejde o klasickou metaanalýzu, | ||
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prace/zakladni_aspekty_psychologie_prace_a_organizace/empiricka_studie.1388437726.txt.gz · Poslední úprava: 2013/12/30 22:08 autor: Martin Malec