英文摘要 |
This study aims to investigate the mediating role of thriving in the relationship between core self-evaluations and customer-focused voice, and applies the situational strength theory to explore how leader secure-based support (LSBS) moderates the indirect effect of core self-evaluations on customer-focused voice via thriving. Using a sample of 201 supervisor-subordinate matched data collected from hotels, we found that thriving mediated the positive relationship between core self-evaluations and customer-focused voice. The results further demonstrate that LSBS enhances the effect of core self-evaluations on thriving, which in turn explains the moderated mediation process of voice behavior. Our findings not only show the theoretical and practical contributions in the discussion of core self-evaluations and thriving on voice behavior, but also validate the rationale of situational strength in explaining the moderating role of LSBS. |