Abstract
Previous literatures of peer abusive supervision mainly investigated the third-party’s impulsive reactions (e.g., supervisor-oriented deviation) towards their coworkers’ mistreatment events from the deontic justice perspective, ignoring the third-party’s self-protective reactions in the behavioral decision process. To bridge the above research gap, drawing on face theory, current study constructed a theoretical framework for the relationships between peer abusive supervision, face threat, impression management, and team chaxu atmosphere, which helps explain whether, how, and when will peer abusive supervision arouse the third-party’s self-protective response (impression management). The empirical results indicated that peer abusive supervision is positively related to third-party’s impression management, among which third-party’s face threat plays a mediating role. In addition, the team chaxu atmosphere further moderated the indirect effect of peer abusive supervision on third-party’s impression management via their face threat. Multi-wave data of 490 employees in 63 teams from 7 real estate and electronics manufacturing companies in China supported the framework. The proposed model contributes to both theory and practice.
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Liang, X., Guo, G., Gong, Q. et al. Repair the house before it rains! Investigating third-party’s impression management reaction to peer abusive supervision: the roles of face threat and chaxu atmosphere. Curr Psychol 42, 15497–15514 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12144-022-02698-8
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