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Junça Silva, A., Mendonça, H., Ferreira, M. C. & Caetano, António (2017). Compassionate goals, innovation and well-being in Brazilian and Portuguese organizations: The mediating role of social safeness. 9th European IACCP Conference.
A. L. Silva et al., "Compassionate goals, innovation and well-being in Brazilian and Portuguese organizations: The mediating role of social safeness", in 9th European IACCP Conf., Varsóvia, 2017
@misc{silva2017_1732207001843, author = "Junça Silva, A. and Mendonça, H. and Ferreira, M. C. and Caetano, António", title = "Compassionate goals, innovation and well-being in Brazilian and Portuguese organizations: The mediating role of social safeness", year = "2017", howpublished = "Ambos (impresso e digital)" }
TY - CPAPER TI - Compassionate goals, innovation and well-being in Brazilian and Portuguese organizations: The mediating role of social safeness T2 - 9th European IACCP Conference AU - Junça Silva, A. AU - Mendonça, H. AU - Ferreira, M. C. AU - Caetano, António PY - 2017 CY - Varsóvia AB - Building on attachment theory and the tripartite model of affect regulation, this study aims to test a model about the relationships of compassionate goals with innovative work behavior and wellbeing at work. The mediating role of social safeness in these relationships is also tested. Specifically, it was hypothesized that employees with more compassionate goals would experience a higher social safeness and, in turn, more innovative work behavior and wellbeing at work. A survey was conducted on two sample of employees from, respectively, Brazilian public and private organizations (N = 127), and Portuguese private organizations (N = 232). Data were collected at two points in time and structural equation modeling was used to analyze them. Compassionate goals (Time 1) were found to be indirectly related to innovative work behavior (Time 2) and to wellbeing at work (Time 2) through increased social safeness (Time 2). ER -