英文摘要 |
The present study examined whether self-efficacy and learning and, performance-approach goal orientation, respectively, correlated positively with creative behavior, and whether self-efficacy and performance-avoidance goal orientation correlated negatively with creative behavior, and also examined centralization moderated the relationship of goal orientation and creative behavior. Data were collected from 204 employees in 51 teams at cleaning squad of local government in middle Taiwan. Results indicated learning and performance-approach goal orientation, respectively, was positively related to self-efficacy, which in turn increase the likelihood of their creative behavior. HLM results indicated that the centralization produces a moderating effect over the relationship between learning and performance-approach goal orientation, respectively, and creative behavior so that the positive correlation between the two variables, respectively, is increased; it also shows that the centralization produces a moderating effect over the relationship between performance-avoidance goal orientation and creative behavior so that the positive correlation between the two variables is decreased. Both learning and performance-approach goal orientations had, respectively, stronger positive relationships with creative behavior under high centralization. A performance-avoidance goal orientation was weaker negative related to creative behavior under high centralization, that is, the team context with "not necessarily bad" inhibition stimulates the link between goal orientations and creative behavior. |