英文摘要 |
Deriving from the concept of Job Demands-Resources model, this study examined the direct effects of military R&D personnel's work stress and social support on physical and mental health as well as evaluated the moderating role of social support between work stress and physical and mental health. Data was collected from 280 R&D personnel in the military and analyzed using hierarchical regression. The results show that R&D personnel's work stress had a negative effect on physical and mental health, and both of supervisor support and coworker support had positive influences on physical and mental health. In addition to the direct effect, supervisor support has the moderating effect to buffer the negative effects of work stress on physical and mental health. Through these empirical findings, managerial implications and suggestions for further research were discussed. |