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Representing the Organization: The Influence of Team Leaders’ Organizational Embodiment on Members' Team Identification and Helping Behavior
Conference paper
Hou, Y.-H., Zhang, L., Lam, L. W.. Representing the Organization: The Influence of Team Leaders’ Organizational Embodiment on Members' Team Identification and Helping Behavior[C], 2016.
Authors:
Hou, Y.-H.
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Zhang, L.
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Lam, L. W.
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Submit date:2022/06/09
Supervisor’s Organizational Embodiment
Team Identification
Does organizational identification always improve task performance? Evidence from two field studies
Conference paper
Liu, Y., Loi, R.. Does organizational identification always improve task performance? Evidence from two field studies[C], 2016.
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Liu, Y.
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Loi, R.
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Submit date:2022/08/27
Organizational identification
Task performance
Social identity theory
Curvilinear relationship
Assumed resource loss from speaking up: The roles of implicit voice theories
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Lin, X.. Assumed resource loss from speaking up: The roles of implicit voice theories[C], 2016.
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Lin, X.
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Submit date:2022/07/29
Implicit voice theory
job satisfaction
and voice behavior
conservation of resources perspective