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. 2022 Jan 21;102:103177. doi: 10.1016/j.ijhm.2022.103177

Table 1.

“Properties of the measurement model”.

Dimension Items Loadings Mean SDs CR AVE
Transformational Leadership (TFL)Carless et al. (2000) “My manager communicates a clear and positive vision of the future” 0.789 2.93 1.270 0.927 0.681
“My manager treats staff as individuals, supports and encourages their development” 0.832 3.12 1.295
“My manager gives encouragement and recognition to staff” 0.843 3.32 1.299
“My manager fosters trust, involvement and cooperation among team members” 0.801 3.11 1.279
“My manager encourages thinking about problems in new ways and questions assumptions” 0.840 3.33 1.301
“My manager is clear about his/her values and practices what he/she preaches” 0.844 3.34 1.318
“Cronbach’s α” 0.906
Financial StressTurner et al. (1995) “I am currently experiencing financial problems” 0.776 2.44 0.950 0.803 0.576
“I have frequent disagreements with those close to me over how to spend money” 0.694 1.97 1.252
“I have too much debt / I owe too much money” 0.804 1.70 1.073
“Cronbach’s α” 0.679
AnxietyWarr (1990) “Thinking of the past few weeks, how much of the time has your job made you feel each of the following?” 0.913 2.21 1.258 0.924 0.801
“Tense” 0.914 2.34 1.285
“Uneasy” 0.857 2.09 1.222
“Worried”
“Cronbach’s α” 0.876
Workplace LonelinessRussell et al. (1980) “No one really knows me well at work” 0.773 2.50 1.176 0.837 0.721
“At work, people are around me but not with me” 0.920 2.41 1.197
“Cronbach’s α” 0.651
Burnout
Emotional ExhaustionDemerouti et al. (2010) “There are days when I feel tired before I arrive at work” 0.765 3.20 1.400 0.884 0.604
“After work, I tend to need more time than in the past in order to relax and feel better” 0.860 3.19 1.339
“During my work, I often feel emotionally drained” 0.777 3.02 1.242
“After my work, I have enough energy for my leisure activities (R)” 0.804 3.19 1.189
“Cronbach’s α” 0.834
DisengagementDemerouti et al. (2010) “I always find new and interesting aspects in my work (R)” 0.841 2.46 1.149 0.868 0.687
“I find my work to be a positive challenge (R)” 0.857 2.26 1.203
“I feel more and more engaged in my work (R)” 0.787 2.64 1.202
“Cronbach’s α” 0.771
HRM Practices Based on Bettencourt et al. (2001)
Training and DevelopmentSun and Pan (2008) “Extensive training programs are provided for individuals in customer contact or front-line jobs” 0.939 3.63 1.169 0.932 0.872
“Employees in customer contact jobs will normally go through training programs every few years” 0.929 3.67 1.143
“Cronbach’s α” 0.854
Participation in Decision-MakingDelery and Doty (1996) “Employees in this job are often asked by their supervisor to participate in decisions” 0.809 3.47 1.230 0.839 0.636
“Employees are provided the opportunity to suggest improvements in the way things are done” 0.836 3.68 1.154
“Superiors keep open communications with employees in this job” 0.744 3.99 1.037
“Cronbach’s α” 0.713
Employee AutonomyBarling et al. (2003) “In general, how much influence or input do you have about” 0.777 4.00 1.032 0.862 0.556
“The type of work you do” 0.684 3.98 1.010
“How you start and finish work” 0.659 3.73 1.110
“The pace at which you do your job” 0.782
“Cronbach’s α” 0.763
Information SharingBoselie et al. (2001) “I am well informed on the vision and mission of the company” 0.746 3.89 1.090 0.887 0.610
“I am well informed on the future plans of the company” 0.826 3.37 1.268
“I am well informed on the business results of the company” 0.802 3.38 1.242
“I am well informed on the activities of other establishments and units of the company” 0.773 3.81 1.140
“Cronbach’s α” 0.840

“Item loadings are based on Exploratory Factor Analysis for all measures used in this study” (“principal axis factoring; promax rotation”) with a “cutoff value = 0.50″)

“SDs: Standard Deviation”; “CR: Composite Reliability”; “AVE: Average Variance Extracted”