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Customer mistreatment, employee depression, and organizational citizenship behavior: Emotional intelligence as a moderator

Grounded in conservation of resources theory, this study investigated the relationship between customer mistreatment and organizational citizenship behavior by examining the mediating mechanism of depression in the workplace and the moderating role of emotional intelligence. Korean
 service employees ( N = 319) completed a survey at two time points spaced 3 weeks apart. We found that customer mistreatment diminished employees' organizational citizenship behavior through their sense of depression in the workplace. The results show that the positive relationship
 between customer mistreatment and depression in the workplace was weaker when employees had high emotional intelligence. The negative impact of customer mistreatment on organizational citizenship behavior was less pronounced for participants with high (vs. low) emotional intelligence. Theoretical
 and practical implications are discussed.