
Conclusions
High performance expectations as an effective management measure have
gained increasing attention for their motivational effect. This study of
its negative effects reveals one of the factors that affect the
sustainability of motivation. Exploring its negative effects from
different perspectives can help us understand the incentive of high
performance expectations more comprehensively. Territoriality as a
social-behavioral concept has a significant effect on the performance
and well-being of organizations and their members, such as diminishing
the focus on task performance and increasing conflict. It is therefore
important that researchers continue to investigate the antecedent
conditions associated with territoriality. Our findings are significant
because we draw attention to previously unexamined antecedents of
territoriality and provide the bases for practical interventions that
have the potential to curb the intension of territoriality. There is
much yet to be explored. We hope that this study encourages future
inquiries into the antecedents of territoriality and the influence of
the context in which they operate.