PsycEXTRA Dataset 1999
DOI: 10.1037/e415782004-001
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Organizational change: Effects of fairness perceptions on cynicism.

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“…In their study of federal employees, Thompson et al (1999) found that trust in the organization predicted both cynicism towards coworkers and cynicism about change. Most importantly, trust in the organization was a stronger predictor of cynicism than stress-related antecedents or perceived fairness.…”
Section: Indirect Relationshipsmentioning
confidence: 97%
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“…In their study of federal employees, Thompson et al (1999) found that trust in the organization predicted both cynicism towards coworkers and cynicism about change. Most importantly, trust in the organization was a stronger predictor of cynicism than stress-related antecedents or perceived fairness.…”
Section: Indirect Relationshipsmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Theoretical (Andersson, 1996;Dean et al, 1998) and empirical research (Andersson & Bateman, 1997;Tesluk, Vance, & Mathieu, 1999;Thompson, Bailey, Joseph, Worley, & Williams, 1999) has sought to identify antecedents and consequences of organizational cynicism. For example, Wanous, Reichers, and Austin (2000) found that previous change, ineffective leadership tactics, and a lack of participative decision making predicted cynicism about organizational change efforts.…”
Section: Pos!organizational Cynicismmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The latter is a belief in the honesty and reliability of others. In this sense, trust represents an expectation about a future state and, when violated, may be a strong predictor of cynicism (Thompson, Bailey, Joseph, Worley, & Williams, 1999).…”
Section: Cynicism As a Constructmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Siniklere göre; insan doğasının temelinde sahtekârlık ve bencillik vardır, örgüt uygulamaları doğruluk, dürüstlük ve samimiyet ilkelerinden yoksundur, örgütler, yöneticiler ve örgütte çalışanlar kendi çıkarlarına hizmet eder, örgütler ahlaki değerleri hiçe sayarlar, örgütsel değişim liderlerini yeteneksiz ve tembeldir, gelecekteki değişim çabalarının başarılı olma olasılığı (kötümserlik) çok zayıftır ve işle ilgili problemler kişisel kontrolün ötesindeki faktörler nedeniyle çözülemeyecektir (Johnson ve O'Leary-Kelly, 2003;Kanter andMirvis, 1989, Reichers, Wanous ve Austin, 1997;Thompson, Joseph, Bailey, Worley ve Williams, 2000;Thompson, Bailey, Joseph, Worley and Williams, 1999;Valentine ve Elias, 2005;Vance, Brooks ve Tesluk, 1996;Wanous, Reichers ve Austin, 2000;Wanous, Reichers ve Austin,1994). Örgütlerine yönelik öfke ve küçümseme hissedebilen sinikler, kendi örgütlerini düşündüklerinde üzüntü, nefret ve hatta utanç duyabilirler; örgütlerine ve başkalarına karşı güvensizlik içinde olabilirler (Abraham, 2000;Andersson ve Beteman, 1997;Brandes, 1997;Stanley, Meyer ve Topolnytsky, 2005).…”
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