Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk menguji faktor individual (
power distance orientation) dan kontekstual (
perceived organizational support) yang mempengaruhi
voice behavior. Penelitian menggunakan metode
online survey menggunakan
google form pada 103 karyawan yang berada di daerah DKI Jakarta dan sekitarnya menggunakan alat ukur dengan reliabilitas antara 0,77–0,81.
Hasil analisis
moderated regression menunjukkan bahwa: (1)
power distance orientation berpengaruh negatif terhadap
voice behavior, (2) terdapat peran penting
perceived organizational support sebagai moderator untuk menjelaskan hubungan antara
power distance orientation dengan
voice behavior.
Perceived organizational support berperan dalam memperlemah hubungan negatif antara
power distance orientation dengan
voice behavior. Model penelitian ini menjelaskan 38% terbentuknya
voice behavior.
Perceived organizational support tinggi menjadi faktor signifikan dalam memperkuat karyawan dengan
power distance orientation rendah untuk semakin menunjukkan
voice behavior. Penelitian ini berkontribusi pada interaksi antara
power distance orientation, perceived organizational support, dan
voice behavior.
This study aims to examine individual (power distance orientation) and contextual (perceived organizational support) factors that affect voice behavior. The study utilized online survey method using google form on 103 employees in DKI Jakarta and its surrounding areas using a measuring instrument with reliability between 0.77-0.81.
The results of moderated regression analysis show that: (1) power distance orientation has a negative effect on voice behavior, (2) perceived organizational support as a moderator has important role in explaining the relationship between power distance orientation and voice behavior. Perceived organizational support dampens the negative relationship between power distance orientation and voice behavior.
This research model explains 38% of the formation of voice behavior. High perceived organizational support is a significant factor in strengthening employees with low power distance orientation to increasingly show voice behavior. This research contributes to the interaction between power distance orientation, perceived organizational support and voice behavior.