Interaction between implicit aggression and dispositional self-control in explaining counterproductive work behaviors (CROSBI ID 236121)
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Podaci o odgovornosti
Galić, Zvonimir ; Ružojčić, Mitja
engleski
Interaction between implicit aggression and dispositional self-control in explaining counterproductive work behaviors
Implicit component of aggression as a personality trait seems to be important for understanding aggressive behavior in different life domains, including counterproductive work behaviors (CWBs). However, the expression of aggressive urges might depend on the level of self-control an individual possesses. In this paper we report the results of 2 studies that tested the interaction between implicit aggression, as measured with the Conditional Reasoning Test for Aggression (CRT-A), and dispositional self-control (DSC) in explaining counterproductive work behaviors (CWBs). In Study 1, 333 employees completed a study package consisting of the CRT-A, a DSC scale, and a CWB scale. In Study 2, an additional sample of employees (n = 341) completed a research battery consisting of the CRT-A, another DSC scale, and another CWB instrument. Additionally, in Study 2 we collected ratings about the participants' DSC and CWBs from their coworkers. The moderation analyses confirmed that high DSC buffers the effect of implicit aggression on self-reported CWBs in both studies, irrespective of whether self-control was self- or other-reported. However, the moderation effect was nonsignificant when other-reports of CWBs were used as the criteria.
Implicit aggression ; Dispositional self-control ; Counterproductive work behaviors ; The Conditional Reasoning Test for Aggression
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Podaci o izdanju
104
2017.
111-117
objavljeno
0191-8869
1873-3549
10.1016/j.paid.2016.07.046