英文摘要 |
A path-goal theory of leadership attempts to match the impacts of directive or empowering leadership on proficiency and proactive role performance. The medical service organization we profile provided an interesting example of how leaders considered elements of a particular style to guide their own leadership to encourage work role performance in the boundary conditions of team positive mood for their member. Drawing on a cross-level sample of 94 medical teams (282 team members) was from medical service organization. In this study, constructs with different sources (e.g., member rated their team leader's leadership behavior and his own positive mood, while leaders rated members’ work performance) in order to reduce the possibility of same source bias were measured. To enhance the clarity of the causal relationship among variables of the present study, questionnaires were distributed at three time points. The moderating effect of positive mood in team level on generally well established relationships between leadership behavior and work role performance in individual level were examined. Results of tests for main effects demonstrated that both directive and empowering leadership increased team member proactive behaviors, but only empowering leadership decreased task proficiency. Examination of boundary conditions revealed that empowering leadership enhanced proficiency performance for member that was more team positive mood. |