英文摘要 |
This study aims at using the subjective moral judgment of public servants, with the theory of public service motivation as the measurement basis, to explore how service motivation affects whistle-blowing intention, and uses individual risk tolerance and perceived risk of revenge as moderators for interaction analysis to examine the difference in degree of risk between public service motivation and the whistle-blowing intention. This study is based on the 2016 Taiwan Government Bureaucrats Survey IV. Using cluster analysis and hierarchical regression, this research found that there is a significant positive relationship between public service motivation and whistle-blowing intention, especially at the level of public interest commitment and self-sacrifice. Furthermore, this research also found that instead of individual risk tolerance, perceived risk of revenge is a moderator between public service motivation and the whistle-blowing intention. The result showed that the anticipation of facing revenged is key to whistle-blowing intention. To provide an evidence-based foundation for both practice and academy on the protection of whistleblowing, future bill and research could consider improvements about protection laws and regulations, exploration of organizational atmosphere, and personal cognition. |