“…Although some studies have looked at the moderation effect of tightness (Altuncu, 2014;Lönnqvist, 2015;Şen and Basım, 2018a;Şen and Basım, 2018b;Liu et al, 2018;Tang et al, 2019;Şen et al, 2019) there is no study examining the effect of tightness of organizations as a moderation variable in the relationships between felt accountability and its consequences in the literature. It was seen that some researhers (Lynch et al, 1999;Stamper and Johlke, 2003;Erdogan et al , 2004;Witt and Carlson, 2006;Erdogan and Enders, 2007;Nixon et al, 2011;Gopalkrishnan, 2011;Conway and Coyle-Shapiro, 2012;Hur et al, 2015;Fettahlıoğlu & Koca, 2015;Palmer et al, 2017;Sökmen et al, 2017;Chung, 2017;Cheng and O-Yang, 2018;Uzunbacak et al, 2018;Işık, 2019;Acaray, 2019;Koçak, 2020) examined the perceived organizational support as a moderator variable but they did not investigate felt accountability in their studies. Only Wikhamn and Hall (2014) found that there was moderation role of perceived organizational support between felt accountability and job satisfaction.…”