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The Impact of Previous LMX Relationship on Current LMX Relationship: A Social Cognitive Model of Transference

The Impact of Previous LMX Relationship on Current LMX Relationship: A Social Cognitive Model of Transference
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摘要 Based on the social-cognitive model of transference, this paper discusses the transference effect of the leader-member exchange (LMX) relationship between the follower and the previous leader. The results show that the LMX between follower and the previous leader influences the follower's LMX with the current leader. The study identifies two moderators: both the traits difference between the previous leader and the current leader and the follower's individual transition resistance negatively moderate the main effect between the previous LMX and the current LMX. Based on the social-cognitive model of transference, this paper discusses the transference effect of the leader-member exchange (LMX) relationship between the follower and the previous leader. The results show that the LMX between follower and the previous leader influences the follower's LMX with the current leader. The study identifies two moderators: both the traits difference between the previous leader and the current leader and the follower's individual transition resistance negatively moderate the main effect between the previous LMX and the current LMX.
出处 《Frontiers of Business Research in China》 2015年第1期44-63,共20页 中国高等学校学术文摘·工商管理研究(英文版)
关键词 leader-member exchange (LMX) traits difference transitionresistance leader-member exchange (LMX), traits difference, transitionresistance
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