Correlative Study between Counterproductive Behaviour, Ethical Behaviour, Physical Health, Mental Health and Perceived Stressors in a Multinational Company from Romania

摘要

This research highlights the existence of a relationship between ethical behavior and mental health, ethical behavior and physical health at work in a multinational company from Romania. Method: Participants were 32 randomized employees from a subsidiary of a multinational organization age between 22 and 51 years old. The instrument: CAPES questionnaire (Anitei &Chraif, 2010), measuring: counterproductive behaviour, ethical behaviour, physical health, mental health, perceived stressors. Results confirmed the first two hypotheses (p<0.05). Findings show that ethical behaviour may correlate with physical and mental health but employees can give desirable answers depending on their self-perception of counterproductive behavior and stressor at workplace.