When procrastination pays off: Role of knowledge sharing ability, autonomous motivation, and task involvement for employee creativity.

ABSTRACT: The prime objective of this research was to investigate procrastination as a prospectively constructive element of the creative process among employees working at different hierarchical levels in a Chinese organization. Building on self-determination theory, this research postulates a connection between procrastination and creativity through the incubation of knowledge absorption, autonomous motivation and task engagement as boundary conditions. Data was collected from 213 individuals from the workforce and their immediate managers belonging to a Chinese furniture company; then analyzed with Mplus for simple regression analysis, mediated moderated analyses, and coefficient estimates of all the study variables. The outcomes of this investigation showed an inverse relationship between procra

SUBMITTER: Adeel A 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC10520733 | biostudies-literature | 2023 Oct

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature