Self-verification Perceptions: The Effects of Person-Organization Fit and Friendship Centrality

Tae-Yeol Kim (First Author), Sang-Pyo Kim (Participant Author)

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This study examined the interactive effects of person Corganization (PO) fit and friendship centrality on self-verification perceptions, and the effects of self-verification perceptions on job performance and citizenship behaviors. Based on a sample of 135 employee supervisor pairs and on multilevel analyses, results revealed a positive relationship between PO fit and self-verification perceptions. However, the association between PO fit and self- verification perceptions was facilitated by friendship centrality. Specifically, the relationship between PO fit and self-verification perception was positive and significant when friendship centrality was high, but insignificant when friendship centrality was low. In addition, self-verification perception was positively and significantly associated with job performance and citizenship behaviors toward the organization and coworkers.
源语言英语
页(从-至)12680-12680
期刊Academy of Management Proceedings
DOI
出版状态已出版 - 2014

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