jhoobler@uic.eduAbstractThis study ... factorscontributeto abusive supervision
Our two - study examination of a cross - domain antecedent of abusive supervision ... work - related factorsinfluenceabusive supervision
supervisors ’ perceptions of fairnessmay leadto abusive supervision
subordinates ’ undesirable behaviors such as poor performance or deviancecan resultin abusive supervision
felt stress and psychological strainresultingin abusive supervision
leadership styles characterized by authoritarianism , which could be compounded by lack of benevolence and lack of moral restraintleadingto abusive supervision
this so - called ‘ family - work conflict ... most likelyto triggerabusive supervision
many issuesleadingto abusive supervision
answers at the studycontributeto abusive supervision
poor performance ... more likelyto leadto abusive supervision
fearresultingfrom abusive supervision
goal characteristics and ethical climatecan preventabusive supervision
Decreased POSresultingfrom abusive supervision
to a litany of negative outcomes for subordinates , including stress , low job satisfaction , deviant behaviors ( such as theft ) , poor performance , and intentions to quit the jobleadsto a litany of negative outcomes for subordinates , including stress , low job satisfaction , deviant behaviors ( such as theft ) , poor performance , and intentions to quit the job
To Posttraumatic Stress and Posttraumatic Growth 9May LeadTo Posttraumatic Stress and Posttraumatic Growth 9
to increased turnover , less favorable attitudes ... increased conflict between relationships , and lower in - role and extra - role behaviors ( Tepper , 2000leadsto increased turnover , less favorable attitudes ... increased conflict between relationships , and lower in - role and extra - role behaviors ( Tepper , 2000
employees ’ workplace deviance and self - presentational behaviour via diminished self - esteeminfluencesemployees ’ workplace deviance and self - presentational behaviour via diminished self - esteem
those negative behaviors from happening again ... when it was initiated due to employees ’ poor performance , mistakes that could be prevented , and their counter - workplace behaviorsmay preventthose negative behaviors from happening again ... when it was initiated due to employees ’ poor performance , mistakes that could be prevented , and their counter - workplace behaviors
those negative behaviors from happening again ... when abusive supervision was initiated due to employees ’ poor performance , mistakes that could be prevented , and their counter - workplace behaviorsmay preventthose negative behaviors from happening again ... when abusive supervision was initiated due to employees ’ poor performance , mistakes that could be prevented , and their counter - workplace behaviors
an atmosphere in which other employees also become uncivil toward each other , often with sexual , racial , ethnic , or religious overtones leading to harassment casesalso createsan atmosphere in which other employees also become uncivil toward each other , often with sexual , racial , ethnic , or religious overtones leading to harassment cases
to higher levels of healthcare utilization , including chronic illness and pain diagnoses , and ultimately higher numbers of chronic illness and pain medications as well as number of medical office visitsleadsto higher levels of healthcare utilization , including chronic illness and pain diagnoses , and ultimately higher numbers of chronic illness and pain medications as well as number of medical office visits
in decreased productivity and employee well - being , and increased legal costscan resultin decreased productivity and employee well - being , and increased legal costs
to more supervisor - directed helpingCan ... leadto more supervisor - directed helping
to supervisees being exhausted and becoming incompetentmay leadto supervisees being exhausted and becoming incompetent
to emotional exhaustion and finally resulting in work - family conflictleadsto emotional exhaustion and finally resulting in work - family conflict
to supervisor - directed devianceleadsto supervisor - directed deviance
to organizational dehumanization perceptions , which in turn have negative consequencesleadsto organizational dehumanization perceptions , which in turn have negative consequences
in undue pressureresultingin undue pressure
unethical behaviors ... e.g. , mistreating noncombatantsinfluencedunethical behaviors ... e.g. , mistreating noncombatants
to emotional exhaustion Toxic or destructive leadershipcan leadto emotional exhaustion Toxic or destructive leadership
victim aggression , deviant behaviors , and even bullying of other co - workers ( Mitchell & Ambrose , 2007 ; Mackey , Frieder , Brees , & Martinko , 2017can sparkvictim aggression , deviant behaviors , and even bullying of other co - workers ( Mitchell & Ambrose , 2007 ; Mackey , Frieder , Brees , & Martinko , 2017
This potential or actual loss of resources(passive) caused byThis potential or actual loss of resources
stress , which the subordinate takes home ” in ways that subsequently reduce “ his or her family satisfactioncreatesstress , which the subordinate takes home ” in ways that subsequently reduce “ his or her family satisfaction
to poor performance , deviant work behavior , alcoholism and family problemscan leadto poor performance , deviant work behavior , alcoholism and family problems
employee defiancecan ... causeemployee defiance
to approach behaviourleadsto approach behaviour
in helplessness , frustration , and alienation from workresultedin helplessness , frustration , and alienation from work
serious problems that extend from the individual to the organization as a wholecan causeserious problems that extend from the individual to the organization as a whole
subordinate family function and satisfaction through relationship tensionultimately influencessubordinate family function and satisfaction through relationship tension
to the experience of work - to - family conflict and relationship tensioncontributesto the experience of work - to - family conflict and relationship tension
the employee to take stress home , creating tension and conflict within the familycan causethe employee to take stress home , creating tension and conflict within the family
to organizational defianceleadsto organizational defiance
to organizational deviance ... and vice versawill leadto organizational deviance ... and vice versa
the road to emotional contagionmay causethe road to emotional contagion
to a variety of negative individual and organizational outcomes such as decreased job satisfaction , organizational commitment , and well - being and increased turnover , burnout , and hostility in the work environment ( Cortina , Magley , Williams , & Langhout , 2001 ; Tepper , Henle , Lambert , Giacalone , & Duffy , 2008 ; Tepper , 2000leadsto a variety of negative individual and organizational outcomes such as decreased job satisfaction , organizational commitment , and well - being and increased turnover , burnout , and hostility in the work environment ( Cortina , Magley , Williams , & Langhout , 2001 ; Tepper , Henle , Lambert , Giacalone , & Duffy , 2008 ; Tepper , 2000
to emotional exhaustion ( burnoutdid leadto emotional exhaustion ( burnout
to increased dissatisfaction and increased job stressledto increased dissatisfaction and increased job stress
in a high level of stress for all employees ( Wu and Hu , 2009may resultin a high level of stress for all employees ( Wu and Hu , 2009