Examining the relationship between perceived organisational support, perceived supervisory support, employee mental illness disclosure, and individual workplace wellbeing.

Research Questions and Hypotheses

Variables

Method

Literature Review Categories

Questions

How does perceived organisational support and perceived supervisory support influence an individual's willingness to disclose a mental illness diagnosis?

How does disclosure and perceived support relate to individual workplace wellbeing?

Hypotheses

Will willingness to disclose a mental illness diagnoses be a moderator between perceived support and individual workplace wellbeing?

Moderation hypotheses

Individuals with high perceived support and a disclosed mental illness diagnosis will have increased individual workplace wellbeing.

Individuals with low perceived support and a disclosed mental illness diagnosis will have decreased individual workplace wellbeing.

Individuals with high perceived support and an undisclosed mental illness diagnosis will have decreased individual workplace wellbeing.

Individuals with low perceived support and an undisclosed mental illness diagnosis will have decreased individual workplace wellbeing.

Support hypotheses

Individuals with a higher level of perceived organisational support will be more willing to disclose a mental illness diagnosis.

Individuals with a higher level of perceived supervisory support will be more willing to disclose a mental illness diagnosis.

Wellbeing hypotheses

Individuals with a higher level of perceived organisational support will have increased individual workplace wellbeing.

Individuals with a higher level of perceived supervisory support will have increased individual workplace wellbeing.

Individuals that disclose their mental illness will have a higher level of individual workplace wellbeing.

Independent Variables

Dependent Variables

Individual Workplace Wellbeing

Perceived Organisational Support

Perceived Supervisory Support

Willingness to Disclose Mental Illness 🚩 not actually sure until after 1+2, independent after? Write as dependent. Primary then contingent research question.

Willingness to Disclose Mental Illness 🚩 \

Grouped by mental illness diagnoses

Employee engagement

Burnout

Commitment

Performance

Design

Participants

Materials

Procedure

Need to do a power analysis 🚩

Any person who is employed

Categorised as diagnosed mental illness

No diagnosed mental illness

suspected mental illness will be discussed as a limitation

Recruitment

University Students

Convenience sampling (who I know)

Police force

St Christophers

Social media

LinkedIn

Facebook

Instagram

HRINZ distribution

Will discuss mental illness characteristics as a limitation

Context for Mental Illness in New Zealand

Context for Mental Illness at Work

Individual Workplace Wellbeing

Perceived Organisational Support

Perceived Supervisory Support

Willingness to Disclose Mental Illness Diagnosis

Measuring Perceived Organisation Support

Measuring Perceived Supervisory Support

Willingness to Disclose

Measuring Mental Illness Diagnosis :

Measuring Individual Workplace Wellbeing

A tickbox question, "Do you have a formal diagnosis for a mental illness?" Yes or No

Demographics

Standard Demographic Questions

Engagement

Burnout

Commitment

Performance

Need to find a scale ⚠

Need to find a scale ⚠

Need to find a scale ⚠

Need to find a scale ⚠

Need to find a scale ⚠

Need to find a scale ⚠

Need to find a scale ⚠

Need to find a holistic scale ⚠

Standard Qualtrics recruitment and procedure (at this stage)

Cross-sectional survey design

Between-subjects

diagnosed mentally ill

not diagnosed mentally ill

is it 2 x 2

mental or not-mental

high or low perceived support?

Many questions here 🚩

Objective 1: To determine if perceived organisational support and perceived supervisory support influences an employee’s willingness to disclose a mental illness diagnosis.

Objective 2: To determine if willingness to disclose a mental illness diagnosis and perceived support relates to individual workplace wellbeing.