Table A1.
Formal questionnaire.
| Responsible leadership |
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| My supervisor involves the affected stakeholders in the decision-making process. |
| My supervisor tries to achieve a consensus among the affected stakeholders. |
| My supervisor weighs different stakeholder claims before making a decision. |
| Inclusive leadership |
| My supervisor is attentive to new opportunities to improve work processes. |
| My supervisor is available for consultation on problems. |
| My supervisor is accessible for discussing emerging problems. |
| Authentic leadership |
| My supervisor can list his/her three greatest weaknesses. |
| My supervisor lets others know who he/she truly is as a person. |
| My supervisor admits my mistakes to others. |
| Supportive leadership |
| My supervisor considers my personal feelings when implementing actions that will affect me. |
| My supervisor takes into account my personal needs |
| My supervisor ensures the interests of employees are considered when making decisions |
| Psychological ownership |
| “For me,” the organization is home |
| I am totally comfortable being in this organization |
| I feel that I belong in this organization |
| I feel that this organization's success is my success. |
| Self-efficacy |
| When I make plans, I am certain I can make them work |
| If something looks too complicated, I will not even bother to try it |
| If I can't do a job the first time, I keep trying until I can |
| I avoid facing difficulties |
| Organizational citizenship behavior for the environment |
| I actively participate in environmental events organized by my company |
| I voluntarily participate in environmental events outside the organization to contribute to the image of the organization |
| I spontaneously give my time to remind colleagues to pay attention to environmental protection at work |
| I make suggestions to my colleagues about ways to protect the environment more effectively |
| I shall persuade the company or colleagues to buy environmental products |