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The Mediating Influence of Role Stressors in the Relationship Between Mentoring and Job Attitudes
This study investigated the influence of two role stressorsârole ambiguity and role conflictâon previously established relationships between mentoring activitiesâvocational support, psychosocial support, and role modelingâand prominent job attitudes. Full and partial mediation models were te
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