Abusive Supervision and Employee Well‐Being: The Moderating Effect of Power Distance Orientation
Abstract
Researchers generally believe that abusive supervision leads to poor employee well‐being (e.g. poor mental health and lower job satisfaction). However, these relationships are not always observed. Based on the cognitive appraisal theory, the current research extended the content domain of abusive supervision research by examining the moderating effect of power distance orientation (the extent to which an individual accepts the unequal...
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Title
Abusive Supervision and Employee Well‐Being: The Moderating Effect of Power Distance Orientation
Published Date
Mar 4, 2013
Journal
Volume
62
Issue
2
Pages
308 - 329
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