英文摘要 |
This study used focus group interviews to test a stress-based model explaining employee responses to organizational change. First, we categorized varied employee responses to organizational change using two underlying dimensions: constructive/ destructive and active/passive. Then, we utilized Lazarus's theory of stress as a theoretical framework to explain the factors that influence different employee responses. Result indicated that trust (in top management and among peers), perceived (distributive and procedural) justice, and participation are factors influencing primary appraisals, thus modulating constructive or destructive responses because they affect the extent to which employees perceive threat. Likewise, and employee's feeling of competence, the provision of a training program, and perception of organizational support affect secondary appraisal and facilitate more active responses because they enhance employees' assessments of their capacity to cope with threat. This study's findings validated propositions suggested by Mishra & Spreitzer and broadened the application of their model.
C) and economic integration between China and Taiwan are examined to demonstrate such point. |