Journal of Organizational Behavior 1995 - Abstracts

Journal of Organizational Behavior 1995
TitleSubjectAuthors
A new conceptualization of union commitment: development and test of an integrated theory.(Special Issue: Union Commitment)Social sciencesSverke, Magnus, Kuruvilla, Sarosh
An examination of beliefs about older workers: do stereotypes still exist?Social sciencesPerrewe, Pamela L., Hassell, Barbara L.
Antecedents of union loyalty: the influence of individual dispositions and organizational context.(Special Issue: Union Commitment)Social sciencesKuruvilla, Sarosh, Iverson, Roderick D.
A task-level assessment of job satisfaction.Social sciencesAlliger, George M., Taber, Tom D.
Correlates of motivation for competitive or cooperative strategy among employed adults.Social sciencesWard, Edward A.
Covariance structure modeling in organizational research: problems with the method versus applications of the method. (response to article by M. Branick in this issue, p. 201)Social sciencesWilliams, Larry J.
Critical comments on applying covariance structure modeling.Social sciencesBrannick, Michael T.
Crossover of stress, strain and resources from one spouse to another.Social sciencesWestman, Mina, Etzion, Dalia
Demographic similarity to the work group: a longitudinal study of managers at the early career stage.Social sciencesKirchmeyer, Catherine
Descriptions of job characteristics and retirement activities during the transition to retirement.Social sciencesBeehr, Terry A., Nielson, Norma L.
Developing and maintaining union commitment: a theoretical framework.(Special Issue: Union Commitment)Social sciencesTetrick, Lois E.
Effects of application blanks and employment equity on applicant reactions and job pursuit intentions.Social sciencesSaks, Alan M., Leck, Joanne D., Saunders, David M.
Evaluation of an occupational stress intervention in a public agency.Social sciencesLandsbergis, Paul A., Vivona-Vaughan, Eleanor
Family support inventory for workers: a new measure of perceived social support from family members.Social sciencesKing, Daniel W., King, Lynda A., Adams, Gary A., Mattimore, Laura K.
Further evidence on some new measures of job control, cognitive demand and production responsibility.Social sciencesWall, Toby D., Jackson, Paul R., Mullarkey, Sean
Goal setting and competition as determinants of task performance.Social sciencesCampbell, Donald J., Furrer, David M.
Graduate recruitment in Britain: a survey of selection methods used by organizations.Social sciencesKeenan, Tony
Implicit stress theory: an experimental examination of subjective performance information on employee evaluations.Social sciencesPerrewe, Pamela L., Fernandez, Denise Rotondo
Increasing coping resources at work: a field experiment to increase social support, improve work team functioning, and enhance employee mental health.Social sciencesPrice, Richard H., Heaney, Catherine A., Rafferty, Jane
Individual and group determinants of employee absenteeism: test of a causal model.Social sciencesGellatly, Ian R.
Individualism-collectivism as an individual difference predictor of organizational citizenship behavior.Social sciencesMoorman, Robert H., Blakely, Gerald L.
Innovations and personal change: patterns of adjustment to relocation.Social sciencesWest, Michael A., Munton, Anthony G.
Intercultural interaction: a burden on international managers?Social sciencesJanssens, Maddy
Methods and impact of health screening for hospital staff.Social sciencesJohnston, M., Michie, S., Cockroft, A., Ellinghouse, C., Gooch, C.
Occupational stress: coping of police and their spouses.Social sciencesBeehr, Terry A., Johnson, Leanor B., Nieva, Ronie
Operationalizing the outcomes of union commitment: the dimensionality of participation.(Special Issue: Union Commitment)Social sciencesParks, Judi McLean, Gallagher, Daniel G., Fullagar, Clive J.A.
Organizational commitment, turnover and absenteeism: an examination of direct and interaction effects.Social sciencesSomers, Mark John
Personnel department expenditures and labor productivity.Social sciencesEastwood, Karen, Rudin, Joel P., Lee, Ten Pao
Police work, occupational stress and individual coping. (response to article by Terry A. Beehr, Leanor B. Johnson and Ronie Nieva in this issue, p. 3)Social sciencesHurrell, Joseph J., Jr.
Predictors of intentions to leave the ward, the hospital and the nursing profession: a longitudinal study.Social sciencesKoslowsky, Meni, Krausz, Moshe, Shalom, Nirra, Elyakim, Nirra
Psychological contracts and OCB: the effect of unfulfilled obligations on civic virtue behavior. (organizational citizenship behavior)Social sciencesRobinson, Sandra L., Morrison, Elizabeth Wolfe
Relations of incumbent affect-related personality traits with incumbent and objective measures of characteristics of jobs.Social sciencesJex, Steve M., Spector, Paul E., Chen, Peter Y.
School principal burnout: the concept and its components.Social sciencesFriedman, Isaac A.
Social exchange and union commitment: a comparison of union instrumentality and union support perceptions.Social sciencesSinclair, Robert R., Tetrick, Lois E.
Some effects of teenagers' part-time employment: the quantity and quality of work make the difference.Social sciencesBarling, Julian, Kelloway, E. Kevin, Rogers, Kimberly-Ann
Staging the new romantic hero in the old cynical theatre: on managers, roles and change in Poland.Social sciencesKostera, Monika, Proppe, Miroslaw, Szatkowski, Maciej
Structural equation modelling in perspective.Social sciencesKelloway, E. Kevin
The effects of transformational leadership on teacher attitudes and student performance in Singapore.Social sciencesSteers, Richard M., Terborg, James R., Koh, William L.
The justice perspective of job stress.Social sciencesZohar, Dov
The micro-analysis of job satisfaction: comments on Taber and Alliger. (response to article by Tom. D. Taber and George M. Alliger in this issue, p. 101)Social sciencesLocke, Edwin A.
The relationship between job experiences and psychological distress: a structural equation approach.Social sciencesBrennan, Robert T., Barnett, Rosalind C.
The relationship of race and gender to managers' ratings of promotion potential.Social sciencesLandau, Jacqueline
The role of negative affectivity in the stress process: tests of alternative models.Social sciencesMoyle, Penny
Underemployment among recent business college graduates.Social sciencesFeldman, Daniel C., Turnley, William H.
Union commitment: conceptual changes in the German context.(Special Issue: Union Commitment)Social sciencesTrimpop, Rudiger M.
Union loyalty among white-collar workers in Japan.(Special Issue: Union Commitment)Social sciencesMorishima, Motohiro
Why businessmen should be honest: the argument from rational egoism.Social sciencesLocke, Edwin A., Woiceshyn, Jaana
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