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What Fosters Leaders' Health Role Modeling? Communication and Remote Work as Boundary Conditions.

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Keywords:
SelfCaredisclosurehealth-oriented leadershipinformal communicationrole modelworking from home

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Area of Science:

  • Organizational Psychology
  • Health Behavior Research

Background:

  • Social Learning Theory suggests leaders influence employee SelfCare.
  • Leaders' role modeling for sensitive behaviors like mental health disclosure is unclear.
  • Interactional and contextual factors' roles require further investigation.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To examine if leaders' role modeling extends to mental health disclosure.
  • To investigate the moderating effects of communication and Working from Home (WfH) intensity.

Main Methods:

  • Two cross-sectional studies with employees working partly from home.
  • Assessed employee and leader SelfCare, mental health disclosure, communication frequency, and WfH intensity.
  • Study 1 included informal communication; Study 2 included communication barriers.

Main Results:

  • Leaders' SelfCare and disclosure behaviors correlated with employees' behaviors.
  • Communication frequency and WfH intensity did not moderate these effects.
  • Informal communication strengthened leader SelfCare role modeling; communication barriers weakened it.

Conclusions:

  • Leader SelfCare and disclosure behaviors influence employee health behaviors via role modeling.
  • Organizations should enhance leader awareness of their impact.
  • Leaders should foster informal communication and reduce communication barriers.