2006
DOI: 10.1007/s10869-006-9035-4
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Social Factors of Work-Environment Creativity

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“…These studies provide evidence that high quality EOR will promote innovative behavior. High-quality EOR means that employer provide employees with many inducements through a series of management practices, and in turn employees tend to be more engaged in positive behaviors, such as innovative behavior [35]. Thus, employees continue to exert efforts to generate and implement ideas to fulfill organizational obligations and responsibilities when they receive fair treatment or high investment from organizations [36].…”
Section: Eor and Innovative Behaviormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These studies provide evidence that high quality EOR will promote innovative behavior. High-quality EOR means that employer provide employees with many inducements through a series of management practices, and in turn employees tend to be more engaged in positive behaviors, such as innovative behavior [35]. Thus, employees continue to exert efforts to generate and implement ideas to fulfill organizational obligations and responsibilities when they receive fair treatment or high investment from organizations [36].…”
Section: Eor and Innovative Behaviormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We focus on PF and IF, given that recent meta-analyses show that these two dimensions are more directly related to OCB [6,29]. KS can be regarded as a form of OCB [25]. Employee PF perception refers to the perceived fairness of resources allocation and decision-making procedures of leaders.…”
Section: Fairness Theorymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…On the other hand, this theory claims that different fairness dimensions are beneficial to various outcomes, such as organizational citizenship behavior (OCB) and KS [11]. OCB is an extra-role employee behavior [16,25].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The CVM model and associated OCAI instrument have been widely used for assessing and profiling organizational cultures in a variety of organizations (Quinn and Cameron 1983;Cameron and Quinn 1999, 2006, 2011Cameron 2004): for instance, health care (Kalliath et al 1999); veterans health administration (Helfrich et al 2007); construction firms (OneyYazic et al 2006); libraries (Kaarst-Brown et al 2004;Stanton 2004;Varner 1996), schools and universities (Cameron 1978;Zammuto and Krakower 1991;Berrio 2003;Kwam and Walker 2004); manufacturing companies (Zammuto and O'Connor 1992;Sousa-Poza et al 2001;Braunscheidel et al 2010); courier express delivery (Chan 1997); engineering and project management services (Igo and Skitmore 2006); civil engineering division of a Ministry (Schepers and Berg 2007); and public utility/administration organizations (Quinn and Spreitzer 1991;Talbot 2008). …”
Section: Application Domain: Organizational Culture and Valuesmentioning
confidence: 99%