Workplace status: The multifaceted characteristics and dynamic influence mechanism

doi:10.3724/SP.J.1042.2020.00904

Abstract

Abstract:

Workplace status is a valuable resource for employees, which not only helps individuals gain influence on others, improves their self-cognition and work behaviors, but also promotes organizational effectiveness. However, workplace status has not been given the right “status” in the past research of organizational management. Using 4-wave longitudinal data about workplace status and latent growth model analysis method, this research explores the dynamic influence mechanism of workplace status on employees’ attitudes and behaviors and the formation mechanism of double sides of workplace status over time. This research focuses on the multifaceted characteristics of workplace status, such as dynamic changes and double sides, and also provides rich theoretical basis for guarding against the dark side of workplace status in organizational management practices.

Key words: workplace status, status dynamics, longitudinal study, social identity theory, emotional evaluation theory

CLC Number:

B849:C93

WANG Biying, GAO Riguang, SHU Xiajun. Workplace status: The multifaceted characteristics and dynamic influence mechanism[J]. Advances in Psychological Science, 2020, 28(6): 904-923.

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