The moderating effects of work standardization and process improving
between commitment and trust show positive effects. However,
collaboration between departments has no effect on the variables. First,
model V which explains the moderating effect of work standardization
between commitment and trust shows -4.081 in t value and, consequently,
it is significant in 1% (p value). In addition, adj R2 shows 39.0% in model
I, 46.0% in model II and 49.6% in model V. This explains that commitment
and work standardization have an effect on trust because both t values are
significant and, moreover, work standardization has a quasi-moderating effect
on the relationship between commitment and trust because adj R2 of model
V is higher than adj R2 of model IV. This can explain that work
standardization enhances the relationship between commitment and trust.
Second, model VII shows t value of -1.954 which is significant in 1%. In
addition, adj R2 of model I is 39.0% and adj R2 of model VI is 57.4%. This
is similar to the above results and, therefore, this explains that both of the
variables have an influence on trust. Process improving has a
quasi-moderating effect on the relationship between commitment and trust
because adj R2 of model VII which explains a moderating effect shows
58.0%. Next is to test a moderating effect of internal orientation on the
relationship between commitment and flexibility.
The moderating effects of work standardization and process improvingbetween commitment and trust show positive effects. However,collaboration between departments has no effect on the variables. First,model V which explains the moderating effect of work standardizationbetween commitment and trust shows -4.081 in t value and, consequently,it is significant in 1% (p value). In addition, adj R2 shows 39.0% in modelI, 46.0% in model II and 49.6% in model V. This explains that commitmentand work standardization have an effect on trust because both t values aresignificant and, moreover, work standardization has a quasi-moderating effecton the relationship between commitment and trust because adj R2 of modelV is higher than adj R2 of model IV. This can explain that workstandardization enhances the relationship between commitment and trust.Second, model VII shows t value of -1.954 which is significant in 1%. Inaddition, adj R2 of model I is 39.0% and adj R2 of model VI is 57.4%. Thisis similar to the above results and, therefore, this explains that both of thevariables have an influence on trust. Process improving has aquasi-moderating effect on the relationship between commitment and trustbecause adj R2 of model VII which explains a moderating effect shows58.0%. Next is to test a moderating effect of internal orientation on therelationship between commitment and flexibility.
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The moderating effects of work standardization and process improving
between commitment and trust show positive effects. However,
collaboration between departments has no effect on the variables. First,
model V which explains the moderating effect of work standardization
between commitment and trust shows -4.081 in t value and, consequently,
it is significant in 1% (p value). In addition, adj R2 shows 39.0% in model
I, 46.0% in model II and 49.6% in model V. This explains that commitment
and work standardization have an effect on trust because both t values are
significant and, moreover, work standardization has a quasi-moderating effect
on the relationship between commitment and trust because adj R2 of model
V is higher than adj R2 of model IV. This can explain that work
standardization enhances the relationship between commitment and trust.
Second, model VII shows t value of -1.954 which is significant in 1%. In
addition, adj R2 of model I is 39.0% and adj R2 of model VI is 57.4%. This
is similar to the above results and, therefore, this explains that both of the
variables have an influence on trust. Process improving has a
quasi-moderating effect on the relationship between commitment and trust
because adj R2 of model VII which explains a moderating effect shows
58.0%. Next is to test a moderating effect of internal orientation on the
relationship between commitment and flexibility.
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