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. 2015 Dec 21;31(4):479–491. doi: 10.1007/s10869-015-9428-3

Table 2.

Organizational conspiracy beliefs and job insecurity as a function of leadership styles

Organizational conspiracy beliefs Job insecurity
B SE β t(187) B SE β t(187)
Step 1
 Gender −.02 .12 −.01 −0.16 −.08 .16 −.04 −0.50
 Age −.01 .01 −.09 −0.93 −.01 .01 −.06 −0.69
 Tenure −.01 .02 −.06 −0.66 −.02 .02 −.06 −0.64
 Organization size −.00 .00 −.02 −0.30 −.00 .00 −.03 −0.41
B SE β t(183) B SE β t(183)
Step 2
 Gender .04 .08 .02 0.47 .02 .11 .01 0.17
 Age .00 .01 −.02 −0.22 .01 .01 .04 0.58
 Tenure .00 .01 .01 0.14 −.01 .02 −.03 −0.47
 Organization size .00 .00 −.01 −0.18 .00 .00 −.01 −0.21
 Charismatic leadership .06 .10 .04 0.62 −.23 .13 −.11 −1.71
 Participative leadership −.45 .10 −.34 −4.54*** −.03 .13 −.02 −0.25
 Despotic leadership .30 .06 .38 5.06*** .26 .08 .24 3.30**
 Laissez-faire leadership .22 .06 .24 3.64*** .70 .08 .55 8.58***

** p < .01; *** p < .001