Abstract Based on the integrated perspective of conservation of resource theory and self-regulation theory, this paper demonstrates the effect and mechanism of job insecurity on proactive person-environment fit behavior through a two-stage questionnaire of 656 employees. The results show that job insecurity positively affects three types of proactive person-environment fit behavior (proactive feedback seeking, job change negotiation and career initiative). In this process, using different self-concept reference values in self-regulation theory, it is proved that impression management motivation and future work self-salience mediate the relationship between job insecurity and three types of proactive person-environment fit behaviors, and the two mediating paths are strengthened to different degrees under the prevention regulatory focus and the promotion regulatory focus of individuals.
WANG Fenfen,SU Yong,TANG Guiyao. Research on the Effect and Mechanism of Job Insecurity on Proactive Person-Environment Fit Behavior[J]. Chinese Journal of Management, 2024, 21(4): 527-.