%0 Journal Article %T Is It Influence or Pressure? A Study on the Dual Path Impact of Self-Sacrificial Leadership on Employee Organizational Citizenship Behavior %A Xiaotun Chen %A Die Zhang %A Xiaomei Yang %J Open Journal of Business and Management %P 339-349 %@ 2329-3292 %D 2024 %I Scientific Research Publishing %R 10.4236/ojbm.2024.121022 %X The purpose of this study is to explore the two-sided effects of self-sacrificial leadership on employees¡¯ organizational citizenship behavior, and to provide inspiration for the theoretical and practical communities on how to harness the utility of self-sacrificial leadership. Based on the theory of self-determination and social information processing, With the help of the Leader-Employee Matching Questionnaire from 15 companies in China, the results of this paper show 1) self-sacrificial leadership positively affects employees organizational citizenship behavior and compulsory citizenship behavior; 2) harmonious work passion mediates the relationship between self-sacrificial leadership and organizational citizenship behavior; 3) citizenship pressure mediates the relationship between self-sacrificial leadership and compulsory citizenship behavior; 4) organizational justice positively moderate the relationship between the self-sacrificial leadership and the harmonious work passion, negatively moderate the relationship between self-sacrificial leadership and citizenship pressure. The findings complement the double-edged sword effect and boundary conditions of self-sacrificial leadership affecting employees¡¯ organizational citizenship behavior, revealing that organizations and managers need to dialectically view the impact of self-sacrificial leadership and pay attention to employees¡¯ real psychological states. %K Self-Sacrificial Leadership %K Organizational Citizenship Behavior %K Compulsory Citizenship Behavior %K Harmonious Passion %K Citizenship Pressure %K Organizational Justice %U http://www.scirp.org/journal/PaperInformation.aspx?PaperID=130745