ORGANIZATIONAL STRESS AS THREAT TO REPUTATION - EFFECTS ON ANXIETY AT WORK AND AT HOME

成果类型:
Article
署名作者:
DOBY, VJ; CAPLAN, RD
署名单位:
George Washington University
刊物名称:
ACADEMY OF MANAGEMENT JOURNAL
ISSN/ISSBN:
0001-4273
DOI:
10.5465/256622
发表日期:
1995
页码:
1105-1123
关键词:
JOB CHARACTERISTICS CONFLICT FAMILY MODEL OPPORTUNITIES satisfaction management spillover validity HEALTH
摘要:
This study's premise is that job stressors that threaten an employee's reputation with his or her supervisor are particularly likely to generate anxiety symptoms that carry over from work to home. Thirty-six raters, primarily working accountants, identified job stressors as high or low on threat to reputation. Independently, 102 accountants rated their own exposure to these stressors and their anxiety at work and home. As predicted, the high-threat stressors were the most likely to generate home-experienced anxiety, and work-experienced anxiety served as a key mediator. Implications relating to models of work and family well-being are discussed.