期刊
JOURNAL OF APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY
卷 100, 期 5, 页码 1381-1397出版社
AMER PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOC
DOI: 10.1037/apl0000018
关键词
prohibitive voice; promotive voice; regulatory focus; ego depletion
资金
- Kenneth and Elizabeth Sommer Faculty Excellence Research Grant by the Broad College of Business at Michigan State University
- David and Holli Winclechter Faculty Excellence Research Grant by the Broad College of Business at Michigan State University
One way that employees contribute to organizational effectiveness is by expressing voice. They may offer suggestions for how to improve the organization (promotive voice behavior), or express concerns to prevent harmful events from occurring (prohibitive voice behavior). Although promotive and prohibitive voices are thought to be distinct types of behavior, very little is known about their unique antecedents and consequences. In this study we draw on regulatory focus and ego depletion theories to derive a theoretical model that outlines a dynamic process of the antecedents and consequences of voice behavior. Results from 2 multiwave field studies revealed that promotion and prevention foci have unique ties to promotive and prohibitive voice, respectively. Promotive and prohibitive voice, in turn, were associated with decreases and increases, respectively, in depletion. Consistent with the dynamic nature of self-control, depletion was associated with reductions in employees' subsequent voice behavior, regardless of the type of voice (promotive or prohibitive). Results were consistent across 2 studies and remained even after controlling for other established antecedents of voice and alternative mediating mechanisms beside depletion.
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