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Table 7 Regression analysis on power bases and job stressors with the interaction effect of mentoring

From: Relationship between bases of power and job stresses: role of mentoring

 

Job stressors

Criterion variables

Role ambiguity/Lack of control

Overload

 

Std Beta (Model 1)

Std Beta (Model 2)

Std Beta (Model 3)

Std Beta (Model 1)

Std Beta (Model 2)

Std Beta (Model 3)

Predictor variables

      

Personal power

.050

.043

.872*

.231

.189

.674

Legitimate power

-.145

-.125

-1.308***

-.059

-.035

-1.395***

Reward power

.098

.090

.509*

-.072

-.052

.532

Coercive power

.516***

.501***

.596**

.358***

.346***

.308

Connection power

.090

.041

.228

.139

.041

.613

Moderating Variables

      

Psychosocial support

 

-.080

.899

 

.069

.158

Career support

 

.227*

-.435

 

.186

.106

Interaction Variables

      

Personal power * career support

  

-2.929*

  

-2.420

Legitimate power * career support

  

.562

  

.977

Reward power * career support

  

2.792***

  

2.475***

Coercive power * career support

  

-.575

  

-.743

Connection power * career support

  

1.130

  

-.200

Personal power * psychosocial support

  

.980

  

1.243

Legitimate power * psychosocial support

  

1.606*

  

1.643

Reward power * psychosocial support

  

-3.397***

  

-3.397***

Coercive power * psychosocial support

  

.454

  

.837*

Connection power * psychosocial support

  

-1.214

  

-.655

R 2

.311

.338

.482

.247

.293

.429

Adjusted R2

.293

.313

.433

.227

.266

.374

R2 change

.311

.027

.144

.247

.046

.136

F

17.060***

13.633***

9.697***

12.383***

11.051***

7.823***

  1. Note: N = 195; *p < .05, **p < .01, ***p < .001; R2 = R2 change for each step; Beta = Standardized beta coefficients.