英文摘要 |
This study recruited 373 frontline employees via convenience sampling. The results of path analysis showed that“favoritism”,“supervisor incivility”and“work withdrawal”are positively related to“facade of conformity”.“Work engagement”was negatively related to“facade of conformity”. In addition,“psychological contract breach”moderated the relationship between“favoritism”and“facade of conformity”,“facade of conformity”and“work withdrawal”, and“facade of conformity”and“work engagement”. The contribution of this research can be divided into three aspects. First, this study applied social exchange theory, social identity theory, social categorization theory, and leader-member exchange theory to categorize supervisory behaviors into positive and negative dimensions, integrating and expanding previous research on traditional leadership theory to provide verification for leaders and inauthenticity behaviors. Second, according to the social influence theory and resource conservation theory, discussing whether the supervisor’s behavior would cause employees creating facade of conformity, which could affect their work attitude and behavior and developed new directions of the influences of leaders’ behavior toward employees’behavior. Last, this study considered that the previous researches about moderating variables of facade of conformity were studied from a one-sided perspective, while psychological contract breach was studied through the organizational level, filling the gap that could affect employees’facade of conformity behavior. In conclusion, practical management recommendations are provided to strengthen supervisor-employee relationships and prioritize the fulfillment of psychological contracts, fostering organizational performance. |