Empowering leadership and leadership effectiveness: A meta-analytic examination
Empowering leadership and leadership effectiveness: A meta-analytic examination
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DOI:
10.3724/sp.j.1042.2021.01576
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发表时间:
2021-07
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Z. Jianping;Lin Shuqian;Liu Shanshi;Zhang Ya;Liu Huanrong
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Z. Jianping;Lin Shuqian;Liu Shanshi;Zhang Ya;Liu Huanrong
: Meta-analysis review was adopted to investigate the relationship between empowering leadership and leadership effectiveness. This paper was on the basis of 183 empirical studies including individual work attitudes and performance (145 samples, 50509 employees), team performance (47 samples, 4856 teams) and organizational performance (9 samples, 1090 companies). The results showed that empowering leadership was positively correlated with job satisfaction, organizational commitment and subjective well-being, while negatively correlated with turnover intention, burnout & stress. Moreover, empowering leadership was positively correlated with individual performance, team performance and their various dimensions, and negatively correlated with counterproductive behavior, but has no significantly positive relationship with organizational performance. However, there might be publication bias in the sample literature of subjective well-being, team performance and team task performance, so that the results of these variables are likely to be overestimated. In terms of the differences between the Eastern context and the Western context, the correlation between empowering leadership and individual performance, individual task performance, team performance and team task performance are stronger in the East Asian sample and weaker in the European and American sample, but there was no significant difference in the correlation between empowering leadership and individual innovation performance, individual contextual performance, team innovation performance and team contextual performance. In addition, the measurement of empowering leadership and data types also significantly moderated the relationship between empowering leadership and individual performance, while the moderating effect of industry type is insignificant. The results of present research shed a new light on the research on the relationship between empowering leadership and leadership effectiveness.