英文摘要 |
This study examined the relationships between authoritarian leadership and three facets of workplace deviance (interpersonal, organizational and supervisordirected deviance) and leader-member exchanges differentiation (LMX differentiation) as a mediator of the relationships between authoritarian leadership and workplace deviance. In addition, two individual-level cultural valuestraditionality and power distance were tested as moderators of LMX differentiation-workplace deviance relationships. Data were collected from 260 full-time employees in Taiwan from different organizations in different industries. We conducted a series of hierarchical regression/ moderated path analysis to test our hypotheses. The results indicated that authoritarian leadership was positively related to interpersonal, organizational, and supervisor-directed deviance. LMX differentiation mediated the relationships between authoritarian leadership and three facets of workplace deviance. For the moderating effects, the higher traditionality, the weaker the influence of LMX differentiation on organizational deviance and on supervisor-directed deviance; the higher power distance, the weaker the influence of LMX differentiation on supervisor-directed deviance. Some academic and managerial implications were discussed. |