英文摘要 |
Based on the importance of organizational citizenship behaviors on school organizations, therefore how to enhance teachers’ organizational citizenship behaviors is an important issue. This study from the point of organizational justice (distributive justice, procedural justice and interactive justice) and perceived leadership (perceived initiating structure and perceived consideration) explores their dimensional relationships with organizational citizenship behaviors (organizational welfare, personal altruism and teaching welfare). The relationships among these three constructs are not clear at present. This study solves this problem by an empirical way. First, this study infers, compares, and analyzes various possible theoretical models, second, uses questionnaire survey to collect 433 responses of elementary school teachers, and third, uses structural equation modeling to examine the fitness of various possible theoretical models. Accordingly, this study determines the dimensional relationships among organizational justice, perceived leadership, and organizational citizenship behaviors. The results find that, in terms of dimensions, the model of "in addition of directly influencing organizational citizenship behaviors, organizational justice also indirectly influences organizational citizenship behaviors through perceived leadership" has the best fitness. Moreover, there are significant positive relationships among all dimensions in the model. |