A leader’s motivating language (ML)—i.e. uncertainty reduction, corporate culture explanation, and expression of shared feelings—has the goal of bridging the distance between leader intent and employee understanding to positively influence employee outcomes. This study explores the effects of supervisors’ ML on employees ’ job satisfaction, perceived supervisor communication competence, communication satisfaction, and perceived leader effectiveness for two groups: employees with supervisory roles and those without supervisory roles. Multivariate data analysis results indicate that the influence of the three forms of ML communication on key employee outcomes varies for those who hold supervisor positions and those who do not
This study utilized a between methods triangulation strategy to examine the relationship between per...
In an era when leadership is much studied and little understood (Tourish & Barge, 2010), and when jo...
Research on goal-based processing has shown that the goal or "mindset" with which a perceiver enters...
Color poster with text, charts, and graphs.Communication researchers have established that when lead...
This article bridges theory and practice to show that superiors ’ use of Sullivan’s (1988) “motivat-...
This article bridges theory and practice to show that superiors ’ use of Sullivan’s (1988) “motivat-...
This study builds upon the leadership, leadership communication, and organizational behavior literat...
The current study examined the influence of supervisor communicator competence and leadership style ...
Human resource development literature highlights that the ability of supervisor to use good communic...
The purpose of this study is to contribute to servant leadership’s empirical research. Specifically,...
One of the pitfalls of past research in upward influence communication is that messages are often ca...
Drawing on motivating language theory (MLT), this paper aims to demonstrate the effects of strategic...
Job satisfaction is important in organizational behavior as it relates to positive or negative feeli...
Traditional conceptualizations of leader-worker oral communication have been unidimensional among ma...
Purpose: In an attempt to gain insight in the contribution of organizational communication to work p...
This study utilized a between methods triangulation strategy to examine the relationship between per...
In an era when leadership is much studied and little understood (Tourish & Barge, 2010), and when jo...
Research on goal-based processing has shown that the goal or "mindset" with which a perceiver enters...
Color poster with text, charts, and graphs.Communication researchers have established that when lead...
This article bridges theory and practice to show that superiors ’ use of Sullivan’s (1988) “motivat-...
This article bridges theory and practice to show that superiors ’ use of Sullivan’s (1988) “motivat-...
This study builds upon the leadership, leadership communication, and organizational behavior literat...
The current study examined the influence of supervisor communicator competence and leadership style ...
Human resource development literature highlights that the ability of supervisor to use good communic...
The purpose of this study is to contribute to servant leadership’s empirical research. Specifically,...
One of the pitfalls of past research in upward influence communication is that messages are often ca...
Drawing on motivating language theory (MLT), this paper aims to demonstrate the effects of strategic...
Job satisfaction is important in organizational behavior as it relates to positive or negative feeli...
Traditional conceptualizations of leader-worker oral communication have been unidimensional among ma...
Purpose: In an attempt to gain insight in the contribution of organizational communication to work p...
This study utilized a between methods triangulation strategy to examine the relationship between per...
In an era when leadership is much studied and little understood (Tourish & Barge, 2010), and when jo...
Research on goal-based processing has shown that the goal or "mindset" with which a perceiver enters...