2012
DOI: 10.5465/ambpp.2012.13552abstract
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The Influence Of Leaders’ Implicit Followership Theories On Employee Outcomes

Abstract: THE INFLUENCE OF LEADERS' IMPLICIT FOLLOWERSHIP THEORIES ON EMPLOYEE OUTCOMES This paper addressed a new concept called leader's implicit followership theories (LIFTs), which can be defined as leaders' pre-existing beliefs about followers' personal attributes and characteristics (Sy, 2010). The goal of this paper was to address the impact of LIFTs on employee outcomes. Specifically, LIFTs were hypothesized to influence the relationship between supervisors and their employees. Employees' perception of this rela… Show more

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“…Employees' perception of this relationship was hypothesized to influence employee outcomes namely, employee job satisfaction and organizational commitment. Kedharnath's (2011) findings show that LIFTs did not predict employees' perceptions of the relationship with their supervisor, while employees' perceptions of the relationship predicted job satisfaction and organizational commitment.…”
Section: Recent Developmentsmentioning
confidence: 65%
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“…Employees' perception of this relationship was hypothesized to influence employee outcomes namely, employee job satisfaction and organizational commitment. Kedharnath's (2011) findings show that LIFTs did not predict employees' perceptions of the relationship with their supervisor, while employees' perceptions of the relationship predicted job satisfaction and organizational commitment.…”
Section: Recent Developmentsmentioning
confidence: 65%
“…Finally, a research on the concept called leader's implicit followership theories (LIFTs), which can be defined as leaders' pre-existing beliefs about followers' personal attributes and characteristics, was conducted by Kedharnath (2011). The goal of this study was to address the impact of LIFTs on employee outcomes.…”
Section: Recent Developmentsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…) ‫دساعغح‬ ‫ٚظغؽد‬ ‫وّغا‬ Rego et al, 2011;Nikandrou and Tsachouridi, 2015;Hamrahi et al, 2015 ;Williams et al, 2015;Nikpay and Mofrad, 2016;Ravaji, 2016;Hur et al, 2017;Magnier-Watanabe et al, 2017;Ahmed et al, 2018;Singh et al, 2018;Shahid and Muchiri, 2018;Tsachouridi and Nikandrou, 2020;Magnier-Watanabe et al, 2020 ) ‫اٌراٌٟ‬ ‫إٌؽٛ‬ ‫عٍٝ‬ ‫تعذ‬ ‫وً‬ ‫ِفَٙٛ‬ ‫عشض‬ ‫٠رُ‬ ٍٝ٠ ‫ٚف١ّا‬ ( Tsachouridi and Nikandrou, 2020;Sun and Yoon, 2022;Magnie-Watanabe et al, 2020;Khasawneh et al, 2020;Uysal, 2021 .) Cook and Wall's, 1980;Vanhala et al, 2016) ، ‫غٛظ١فٟ‬ ‫اٌغ‬ ‫غا‬ ‫اٌشظغ‬ 4 ‫عثغاساخ‬ (Kedharnath, 2011;Rod & Ashill, 2010;Kim, 2009;Wright, 2005) ، ‫ظغٛدج‬ ‫اٌعًّ‬ ‫فٟ‬ ‫اٌعاللاخ‬ 11 ‫عثاساخ‬ ( Wayne et al, 1997;Seers,1989;Gerlach, G. I…”
Section: Organizational Virtuousnessmentioning
confidence: 99%