Examining the Influence of the Social Cognitive Factors and Relative Autonomous Motivations on Employees’ Knowledge Sharing Behaviors

This study examines a model that depicts the influence of personal and environmental factors on employees’ knowledge sharing behaviors (KSBs). Data that were collected from 294 professionals in the industry were analyzed using component-based structural equation modeling to examine the proposed model. The research results indicate that trust, relationship orientation, knowledge sharing self-efficacy, and relative autonomous motivation regarding KSBs are the key influencing factors of KSBs of professionals.

Asset Type:Publications
Collection:Foreign Publications
Subject:Knowledge Sharing Behavior, Social Cognitive Theory, Self- Determination Theory, Knowledge Sharing Self-Efficacy, Relationship Orientation, and and Relative Autonomous Motivation
Author:Wei-Tsong Wang
Publisher:Decision Sciences Journal
Publication Date:2015

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