Journal of Applied Psychology 1989 - Abstracts

Journal of Applied Psychology 1989
TitleSubjectAuthors
A causal model of the relationship among accidents, biodata, personality, and cognitive factors.Social sciencesCurtiss P. Hansen
Achievement strivings, scholastic aptitude, and academic performance: a follow-up to "impatience versus achievement strivings in the type A pattern."Social sciencesRobert L. Helmreich, Janet T. Spence, Robert S. Pred
A longitudinal test of a model of antecedents and consequences of union loyalty.Social sciencesJulian Barling, Clive Fullagar
A Monte Carlo evaluation of Bobko's ordinal interaction analysis technique.Social sciencesJeffrey Lee Rasmussen
An empirical examination of the antecedents of commitment to difficult goals.Social sciencesJohn R. Hollenbeck, Howard J. Klein, Charles R. Williams
An empirical Monte Carlo test of the accuracy of the correlation, covariance, and regression slope models for assessing validity generalization.Social sciencesNambury S. Raju, Charmon Parker Williams, Sharon Pappas
An investigation of the validity of expert true score estimates in appraisal research.Social sciencesJames W. Smither, Stephen R. Barry, Richard R. Reily
A note on the economic utility of generalized validity coefficients in personnel selection.Social sciencesMichael J. Burke, Lucinda I. Doran
An unbiased correction for sampling error in validity generalization studies.Social sciencesLarry V. Hedges
A realistic test of individual versus group consensus decision making.Social sciencesWarren E. Watson, Larry K. Michaelsen, Robert H. Black
A test of the path-goal theory of leadership with need for clarity as a moderator in research and development organizations.Social sciencesRobert T. Keller
A three-wave longitudinal analysis of the causal ordering of satisfaction and commitment on turnover decisions.Social sciencesArthur J. Farkas, Lois E. Tetrick
Attendance makes the heart grow fonder: a hazard rate approach to modeling attendance.Social sciencesMark Fichman
A work values approach to corporate culture: a field test of the value congruence process and its relationship to individual outcomes.Social sciencesBruce M. Meglino, Elizabeth C. Ravlin, Cherly L. Adkins
Behaviorally anchored bias: a replication and extension of Murphy and Constans.Social sciencesJanet L. Barnes-Farrell, Michael J. Piotrowski, Francine H. Esrig
Bias in behaviorally anchored rating scales: global or scale-specific?Social sciencesKevin R. Murphy, Virginia A. Pardaffy
Biographical constructs for predicting employee suitability.Social sciencesMichael A. McDaniel
Building composite facial images: effects of feature saliency and delay of construction.Social sciencesDebra L. Green, R. Edward Geiselman
Causal models of publishing productivity in psychology.Social sciencesRobert C. Rodgers, Cheryl L. Maranto
Changing validities: ability-performance relations and utilities.Social sciencesCharles L. Hulin, Rebecca A. Henry
Chronic occupational stressors, self-focused attention, and well-being: testing a cybernetic model of stress.Social sciencesMichael R. Frone, Dean B. McFarlin
Clarifying some controversial issues surrounding statistical procedures for detecting moderator variables: empirical evidence and related matters.Social sciencesJohn R. Hollenbeck, Eugene F. Stone
Cognitive versus affective determinants of organizational citizenship behavior.Social sciencesDennis W. Organ, Mary Konovsky
Confirmatory factor analytic procedures for assessing change during organizational entry.Social sciencesJohn Schaubroeck, Stephen G. Green
Construct equivalence as an approach to replacing validated cognitive ability selection tests.Social sciencesDavid J. Francis, H.G. Osburn, Daniel B. Turban, Patricia A. Sanders
Construction of a job in general scale: a comparison of global, composite, and specific measures.Social sciencesG.H. Ironson, P.C. Smith, M.T. Brannick, W.M. Gibson, K.B. Paul
Construct models of task performance.Social sciencesJerry W. Hedge, Robert J. Vance, Robert C. MacCallum, Michael D. Coovert
Construct validity of in-basket scores.Social sciencesMichael T. Brannick, Charles E. Michaels, David P. Baker
Contribution of concrete cognition to emotion: neutral symptoms as elicitors of worry about cancer.Social sciencesHoward Leventhal, Douglas V. Easterling
Correlational tests of predictions from a process model of the interview.Social sciencesRobert L. Dipboye, Amanda Peek Phillips
Cumulative evidence of the relationship between employee age and job performance.Social sciencesWayne F. Cascio, Glenn M. McEvoy
Dealer dependence and influence strategies in a manufacturer-dealer dyad.Social sciencesSudhir H. Kale
Definitely not a breeze: extending an operant model of effective supervision to teams.Social sciencesJudith L. Komaki, Mitzi L. Desselles, Eric D. Bowman
Determining important tasks within jobs: a policy-capturing approach.Social sciencesJuan I. Sanchez, Edward L. Levine
Development and application of new scales to measure the French and Raven (1959) bases of social power.Social sciencesChester A. Schriesheim, Timothy R. Hinkin
Differential item functioning: implications for test translations.Social sciencesBarbara B. Ellis
Dispositional approach to job satisfaction: role of negative affectivity.Social sciencesIra Levin, Joseph P. Stokes
Effect of interpersonal orientation and the sex-type of the task on choosing to work alone or in groups.Social sciencesDaniel R. Ilgen, Jeffrey B. Vancouver
Effects of alternative training methods on self-efficacy and performance in computer software training.Social sciencesBenson Rosen, Marilyn E. Gist, Catherine Schwoerer
Effects of comparative performance information on the accuracy of self-ratings and agreement between self- and supervisor ratings.Social sciencesJiing-Lih Farh, Gregory H. Dobbins
Effects of dependence, dependency threats, and pay secrecy on managerial pay allocations.Social sciencesKathryn M. Bartol, David C. Martin
Effects of employment-at-will policies and compensation policies on corporate image and job pursuit intentions.Social sciencesBenson Rosen, Catherine Schwoerer
Effects of market survey rates, job evaluation, and job gender on job pay.Social sciencesSara L. Rynes, Caroline L. Weber, George T. Milkovich
Effects on mock jurors of experts favorable and unfavorable toward hypnotically elicited eyewitness testimony.Social sciencesNicholas P. Spanos, Maxwell I. Gwynn, Kevin Terrade
Empirical distributions of range restricted SD (subset x) in validity studies.Social sciencesGeorge M. Alliger, Steven F. Cronshaw, Ralph A. Alexander, Kenneth P. Carson
Enhancing lineup identification accuracy: two codes are better than one.Social sciencesRobert D. Melara, Thomas S. DeWitt-Rickards, Thomas P. O'Brien
Equity theory and interpersonal attraction.Social sciencesRobert P. Vecchio, Rodger W. Griffeth, James W. Logan Jr.
Evaluation of three circadian rhythm questionnaires with suggestions for an improved measure of morningness.Social sciencesCarlla S. Smith, Christopher Reilly, Karen Midkiff
Evidence for the stability of the four dimensions of the commitment of the union scale.Social sciencesMitchell W. Fields, Lois E. Tetrick, James W. Thacker
Examination of race and sex effects on performance ratings.Social sciencesElaine D. Pulakos, Scott H. Oppler, Leonard A. White, Walter C. Borman
Examination of the measurement properties of the job descriptive index with experimental items.Social sciencesMary Roznowski
Exploratory study of individual assessment practices: interrater reliability and judgments of assessor effectiveness.Social sciencesAnn Marie Ryan, Paul R. Sackett
Eyewitness accuracy and confidence: within- versus between-subjects correlations.Social sciencesVicki L. Smith, Phoebe C. Ellsworth, Saul M. Kassin
Field test of the cognitive interview: enhancing the recollection of actual victims and witnesses of crime.Social sciencesR. Edward Geiselman, Ronald P. Fisher, Michael Amador
Forensically relevant moderators of the relations between eyewitness identification accuracy and confidence.Social sciencesBrian L. Cutler, Steven D. Penrod
Goals strategy development, and task performance: some limits on the efficacy of goal setting.Social sciencesTerry Connolly, P. Christopher Earley, Goran Ekegren
Has anything changed? Current characterizations of men, women, and managers.Social sciencesMadeline E. Heilman, Michael C. Simon, Caryn J. Block, Richard F. Martell
Homogeneity of test validity.Social sciencesDavid A. Waldman, Bruce J. Avolio
How to measure employee reliability.Social sciencesJoyce Hogan, Robert Hogan
Immediate and delayed primacy and recency effects in performance evaluation.Social sciencesDirk D. Steiner, Jeffrey S. Rain
Individuals' attitudes toward organizational drug testing policies and practices.Social sciencesDianna L. Stone, Debra A. Kotch
Influence of sample size, estimation method, and model specification on goodness-of-fit assessments in structural equation models.Social sciencesTerence J. La Du, J.S. Tanaka
Integrating work environment perceptions: explorations into the measurement of meaning.Social sciencesLawrence R. James, Lois A. James
Integration of climate and leadership: examination of a neglected issue.Social sciencesSteve W.J. Kozlowski, Mary L. Doherty
Internal analyses of task ratings by job incumbents.Social sciencesNeal Schmitt, Scott A. Cohen
Interrater reliability coefficients cannot be computed when only one stimulus is rated.Social sciencesJohn E. Hunter, Frank L. Schmidt
Introducing survival analysis to organizational researchers: a selected application to turnover research.Social sciencesThomas W. Lee, Richard T. Mowday, June G. Morita
Investigation of the construct validity of a self-report measure of goal commitment.Social sciencesJohn R. Hollenbeck, Howard J. Klein, Patrick M. Wright, Anne M. O'Leary
Investigations of absenteeism: using event history models to study the absence-taking process.Social sciencesCharles L. Hulin, David A. Harrison
Job and life satisfaction: a reevaluation of the strength of the relationship and gender effects as a function of the date of the study.Social sciencesTimothy T. Baldwin, Marianne Tait, Margaret Youtz Padgett
Job satisfaction: environmental and genetic components.Social sciencesRichard D. Arvey, Thomas J. Bouchard Jr., Nancy L. Segal, Lauren M. Abraham
Job seeking, reemployment, and mental health: a randomized field experiment in coping with job loss.Social sciencesRobert D. Caplan, Amiram D. Vinokur, Richard H. Price, Michelle van Ryn
Lack of method variance in self-reported affect and perceptions at work: reality or artifact?Social sciencesJoseph A. Cote, Larry J. Williams, M. Ronald Buckley
Linking technology and structure to enhance group performance.Social sciencesW. Alan Randolph, John A. Pearce II, Fred R. David
Managerial selection decision models: examination of configural cue processing.Social sciencesMichael A. Hitt, Steven H. Barr
Maximum likelihood confirmatory factor-analytic investigation of factors within Guilford's structure of intellect model.Social sciencesPatricia A. Bachelor
Memory deficit caused by compressed air equivalent to 36 meters of seawater.Social sciencesR.B. Philp, G.N. Fields, W.A. Roberts
Meta-analysis and moderator variables: a cautionary note on transportability.Social sciencesEdward R. Kemery, Kevin W. Mossholder, William P. Dunlap
Modification of driving behavior in a large transport organization: a field experiment.Social sciencesSjef Siero, Martin Boon, Gerjo Kok, Frans Siero
Mood and absence. (psychological research)Social sciencesJennifer M. George
Motivation and cognitive abilities: an integrative/aptitude-treatment interaction approach to skill acquisition.Social sciencesRuth Kanfer, Philip L. Ackerman
Multiple uses of performance appraisal: prevalence and correlates.Social sciencesKevin R. Murphy, Jeanette N. Cleveland, Richard E. Williams
Negotiation in small groups.Social sciencesMax H. Bazerman, Elizabeth A. Mannix, Leigh L. Thompson
Number of assessment center dimensions as a determinant of assessor accuracy.Social sciencesGeorge C. Thornton III, Barbara B. Gaugler
On testifying in one's own behalf: interactive effects of evidential strength and defendant's testimonial demeanor on mock jurors' decisions.Social sciencesDavid R. Shaffer, Sarah H. Hendry, Dina Peacock
Organizational commitment and job performance: it's the nature of the commitment that counts.Social sciencesRichard D. Goffin, Ian R. Gellatly, John P. Meyer, Sampo V. Paunonen, Douglas N. Jackson
Organization of information used for performance appraisals: role of diary-keeping.Social sciencesAngelo S. DeNisi, Thomas P. Cafferty, Tina Robbins
Perceived similarity and accuracy of peer ratings.Social sciencesShaul Fox, Zeev Ben-Nahum, Yoel Yinon
Predictive validity of an entry-level police officer assessment center.Social sciencesJoan E. Pynes, H. John Bernardin
Pretesting effects in retrospective pretest-posttest designs.Social sciencesMirjam Sprangers, Johan Hoogstraten
Psychopathy, threat, and polygraph test accuracy.Social sciencesWilliam G. Iacono, Christopher J. Patrick
Pygmalion goes to work: the effects of supervisor expectations in a retail setting.Social sciencesRichard W. Woodman, Charlotte D. Sutton
Quantitative meanings of verbal probability expressions.Social sciencesRobert Timothy Reagan, Frederick Mosteller, Cleo Youtz
Rater errors and rating accuracy.Social sciencesKevin R. Murphy, William K. Balzer
Referent cognitions and task decision autonomy: beyond equity theory.Social sciencesRobert Folger, Russell Cropanzano
Relational control in the employment interview.Social sciencesWilliam L. Tullar
Relationship between job knowledge and the reliability of conceptual similarity schemata.Social sciencesJames W. Smither, Richard R. Reilly
Role conflict and role ambiguity: do the scales measure these two constructs?Social sciencesGail W. McGee, Anson Seers, Carl E. Ferguson Jr.
Role of entrepreneurial task motivation in the growth of technologically innovative firms.Social sciencesJohn B. Miner, Jeffrey S. Bracker, Norman R. Smith
Role of sex, gender roles, and attraction in predicting emergent leaders.Social sciencesCraig Eric Schneier, Janet R. Goktepe
Sampling variance in the correlation coefficient under range restriction: a Monte Carlo study.Social sciencesRoger E. Millsap
Self-determination in a work organization.Social sciencesEdward L. Deci, James P. Connell, Richard M. Ryan
Self-management training for increased job attendance: a follow-up and a replication.Social sciencesGary P. Latham, Collette A. Frayne
Sex differences in occupational stress: a meta-analytic review.Social sciencesJoseph J. Martocchio, Anne M. O'Leary
Sex differences in sustained attention across the adult life span.Social sciencesLeonard M. Giambra, Reginald E. Quilter
Some effects of computerized interviewing on job applicant responses.Social sciencesChristopher L. Martin, Dennis H. Nagao
Standards of comparison and job satisfaction.Social sciencesRobert W. Rice, Debbie E. Bennett, Dean B. McFarlin
Testing hypotheses about ordinal interactions: simulations and further comments.Social sciencesPhilip Bobko, Michael J. Strube
Test of the mediating role of goals in the incentive-performance relationship.Social sciencesPatrick M. Wright
The elusive relationship between perceived employment opportunity and turnover behavior: a methodological or conceptual artifact?Social sciencesRobert P. Steel, Rodger W. Griffeth
The factor structure of union commitment: an application of confirmatory factor analysis.Social sciencesMitchell W. Fields, Lois E. Tetrick, James W. Thacker
Theoretical and methodological considerations in the age-job satisfaction relationship.Social sciencesGerald R. Ferris, K. Michele Macmar
The role of judgment calls in meta-analysis.Social sciencesJohn P. Wanous, Sherry E. Sullivan, Joyce Malinak
The role of prescribed and nonprescribed behaviors in estimating the dollar value of performance.Social sciencesPaul R. Sackett, John M. Orr, Michael Mercer
Under what conditions are observed intercorrelations greater or smaller than true intercorrelations?Social sciencesKevin R. Murphy, Robert Jako
Validity of personnel decisions: a conceptual analysis of the inferential and evidential bases.Social sciencesJohn F. Binning, Gerald V. Barrett
When clerks meet customers: a test of variables related to emotional expressions on the job.Social sciencesAnat Rafaeli
When ratee satisfaction influences performance evaluations: a case of illusory correlation.Social sciencesJames W. Smither, Richard Buda, Hillarie Collins
Within-task intercorrelations of skilled performance: implications for predicting individual differences? (a comment on Henry & Hulin, 1987)Social sciencesPhilip L. Ackerman
Work-sample tests of trainability: a meta-analysis.Social sciencesSylvia Downs, Ivan T. Robertson
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