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| A Comparative Analysis of the Impact of the Individual Values of New Power on Promotive Voice and Prohibitive Voice |
| ZHAO Shusong，LUO Wenhua |
| Central South University, Changsha, China |
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Abstract Based on the approach-inhibition theory of power, this study examines and compares the mechanism of the individual values of new power on two kinds of voice behavior, using 341 two-point questionnaires. The results show that the individual values of new power have a significant positive effect on both promotive voice and prohibitive voice, and approach motivation plays a partial mediating role between these two pathways. Relatively speaking, the individual values of new power have a more obvious effect on prohibitive voice, and the approach motivation plays a more significant mediating role in the relationship between individual values and promotive voice. Learning goal orientation positively moderates the mediating role of approach motivation between individual values and voice behavior, whereas the performance-avoiding orientation negatively moderates the mediating role of approach motivation between the individual values of new power and prohibitive voice.
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Received: 26 November 2024
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