Third, when people feel social support, they reduce ruminant thinking (Nolen-Hoeksema and Davis, 1999), possibly because they can get understanding, different ideas, and different experiences from these social support (e.g. friends, colleagues, or supervisors) to help transform thinking, or even get answers. In the workplace, if employees feel the support of the organization, that is, the organization attaches importance to the employee's contribution and contribution, as well as the organization cares about the well-being of employees, this situation may be able to alleviate employee uneasiness and reflection. For example, studies have shown that unfinished tasks can lead to ruminant thinking, and even when you encounter job-related cues in a non-work environment during vacation, it can still interfere with leisure activities (Hahn and Dormann, 2013), because unfinished tasks are a high-demand experience (Syrek s. Antoni, 2014), when the task is not completed, will make neurotic employees more likely to fall into ruminant thinking. Therefore, if the organization and manager sit out care and encouragement in a timely manner, convey the importance of the organization and the distribution of coordinated tasks, and even encourage employees to respond to the organization's mind troubles, etc., it may be possible to reduce the reflection of employees.
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