"Procedural justice, mood, and prosocial personality influence on organ" by Chris W. Wright and Chris J. Sablynski
 

Procedural justice, mood, and prosocial personality influence on organizational citizenship behavior

Document Type

Article

Publication Title

North American Journal of Psychology

ISSN

1527-7143

Volume

10

Issue

2

First Page

397

Last Page

412

Publication Date

6-1-2008

Abstract

The present study was designed to clarify the influence of two commonly cited antecedents to organizational citizenship behavior: procedural justice and mood. One hundred twelve undergraduate psychology majors participated in a laboratory experiment in which same-gender pairs of participants engaged in a competitive task. Procedural justice and mood were experimentally manipulated, and all participants were subsequently given the opportunity to engage in an extra-role behavior. Results showed a significant, causal relationship between procedural justice and extra-role behavior, but mood did not make a difference. The degree to which prosocial personality affects citizenship behaviors was also explored. © NAJP.

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