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國立臺灣師範大學 國際人力資源發展研究所 林怡君所指導 王敏如的 Employees' Exceedingly Difficult Goals and Subjective Well-Being: A Moderated Mediation Model of Emotion Regulation and Goal-Striving Stress (2020),提出Public servant PTT關鍵因素是什麼,來自於。

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Employees' Exceedingly Difficult Goals and Subjective Well-Being: A Moderated Mediation Model of Emotion Regulation and Goal-Striving Stress

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Employees’ well-being in the workplace is paid more attention nowadays because people’s work and life are inseparable. Job performance has a huge impact on the employee’s mental state and vice versa. Setting a challenging goal is an organizational strategy for motivating employees to reach higher p

erformance. It is not surprising that exceedingly difficult goals raise goal-striving stress and damage employee’s subjective well-being. This study examined the psychological consequence of exceedingly difficult goals in goal-setting theory and provided companies with directions to solve this issue

. The number of valid questionnaires were collected 356 Taiwanese high-tech engineers via online survey through the PTT tech-job page. We analyzed the data by PROCESS and tested the mediation effect of goal-striving stress on the negative relationship between exceedingly difficult goals and subjecti

ve well-being and also emotion regulation with two dimensions of cognitive appraisal and expressive suppression had significant moderation on the indirect effect of exceedingly difficult goal on subjective well-being via goal-striving stress. This study found that goal-striving stress mediated the e

ffect of exceedingly difficult goals on subjective well-being, and only expressive suppression moderated the indirect effect of exceedingly difficult goal on subjective well-being via goal-striving stress rather than cognitive appraisal. This study fulfilled the research gap on the consequence of ov

er challenging goals applied by goal-setting theory and expand the literatures on emotion regulation strategy selecting. We highly recommend companies starting to revisit their motivation strategy, develop stress management and emotion regulation training courses, and set proper support policies to

improve employees’ well-being.