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A Study on the Mediating Effect of Job Engagement between Job Demand-Resource and Innovative Behavior
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직무요구-자원과 혁신행동의 관계에서 직무열의의 매개효과에 관한 연구

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Academic journal
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Ahra Oh (서강대학교) Sunghwan Kim (한양여자대학교)
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한국경영컨설팅학회 경영컨설팅연구 경영컨설팅연구 제16권 제4호 KCI Accredited Journals
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2016.1
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1 - 17 (17page)

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This study investigates the preceding factors of job engagement, as well as the effects that job engagement may take on innovative behavior. Furthermore, we attempt to verify the how mediating effects by job engagement take place between preceding factors of job engagement and innovative behavior. The purpose of this study is to verify; (1) that job demand (quantitative demand and qualitative demand) and job resources (job characteristics resource and supervisor support) are preceding factors of job engagement by attempting to identify factors that lead to employee job engagement; (2) on how employee job engagement has influence over employee innovative behavior; (3) and whether job engagement is in fact a mediating factor between the preceding factors before job engagement, and the eventual innovative behavior. To achieve the purpose of this study, a survey was conducted each from a pair of one employee and their supervisor (a dyad) for empirical analysis, and a total of 648 survey responses from 324 pairs were gathered. The results were as follows; (1) quantitative demand and job engagement were in fact related to the reverse U-shape. Moreover, job-characteristics resource and supervisor support have a positive relationship to job engagement if and when the two factors are identified as preceding factors to job engagement. The relationship between qualitative demand and job engagement, however, was not statistically significant; (2) job engagement has been shown to be positively correlated to innovative behavior; (3) job engagement has the mediating effect between its preceding factors and innovative behavior. More specifically, job engagement fully mediated the relationship between job characteristics resource and innovative behavior, and partially mediated the relationship between supervisor support and innovative behavior.

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