Journal of Organizational Behavior 1997 - Abstracts

Journal of Organizational Behavior 1997
TitleSubjectAuthors
A drop in the bucket: when is a pay raise a pay raise? (psychological aspects of validating a merit pay as a pay raise)Social sciencesGupta, Nina, Mitra, Atul, Jenkins, G. Douglas, Jr.
A relative deprivation approach to understanding underemployment.Social sciencesFeldman, Daniel C., Turnley, William H., Leana, Carrie R.
Asking "why?" in the workplace: causal attributions and organizational behavior.Social sciencesSilvester, J., Chapman, A.J.
Burnout as a process: commentary on Cordes, Dougherty and Blum.Social sciencesAshforth, Blake E., Lee, Raymond T.
Change in job conditions, change in psychological distress, and gender: a longitudinal study of dual-earner couples.Social sciencesBrennan, Robert T., Barnett, Rosalind C.
Collectivistic orientation in teams: an individual and group-level analysis.Social sciencesEby, Lillian T., Dobbins, Gregory H.
Cynicism in the workplace: some causes and effects.Social sciencesBateman, Thomas S., Andersson, Lynne M.
Determinants of participation in training and development.Social sciencesTharenou, Phyllis
Effective team management and cooperative decisions in Chinese organizatons.Social sciencesWang Zhong-Ming
Employee satisfaction in work groups with different gender composition.Social sciencesBlum, Terry C., Fields, Dail L.
Employee transfer and employee turnover: a theoretical and practical disconnect?Social sciencesDalton, Dan R.
Exploratory and confirmatory factor analysis: guidelines, issues, and alternatives.(Panel Discussion)Social sciencesSchriesheim, Chester A., Vandenberg, Robert J., Williams, Larry J., Scandura, Terri A., Seers, Anson, Brannick, Michael T., Hurley, Amy E.
Incentives and cooperation: the joint effects of task and reward interdependence on group performance.Social sciencesBaker, George (African American religious leader), Wageman, Ruth
Letting them down gently: conceptual advances in explaining controversial organizational policies.Social sciencesFolger, Robert, Bobocel, D. Ramona, McCline, Richard L.
Modeling organizational process across hierarchical levels: climate, leadership, and group process in work groups.Social sciencesMathieu, John E., Griffin, Mark A.
Networking by professionals to manage change: dentists' cooperation and competition to develop their business.Social sciencesTjosvold, Dean
New facets of commitment in response to organizational change: research trends and the Dutch experience.Social sciencesSchalk, Rene, Freese, Charissa
Patterns of burnout among managers and professionals: a comparison of models.Social sciencesDougherty, Thomas W., Cordes, Cynthia L., Blum, Michael
Perceptions of observed and model values of male and female managers.Social sciencesHare, A. Paul, Koenigs, Robert J., Hare, Sharon E.
Person- and context-oriented perceptual age measures: additional evidence of distinctiveness and usefulness.Social sciencesMurphy, Kevin R., Cleveland, Jeanette N., Shore, Lynn M.
Political influence compatibility: fitting the person to the climate.Social sciencesVillanova, Peter, Christiansen, Neil, Mikulay, Shawn
Predicting burnout with hassle-based measure of role demands. (quantification of factors affecting employee burnout)Social sciencesZohar, Dov
The continuing "American Dilemma": studying racism in organizations.Social sciencesBrief, Arthur P., Hayes, Erika L.
The contribution of burnout to work performance.Social sciencesWright, Thomas A., Bonett, Douglas G.
The electronic office.Social sciencesFinholt, Thomas A.
The impact of technology characteristics and job control on worker mental health.Social sciencesWall, Toby D., Jackson, Paul R., Wilson, John R., Mullarkey, Sean, Grey-Taylor, Susan M.
The incubator: bridging the gap between romantic relationships and sexual harassment in organizations.Social sciencesAguinis, Herman, Pierce, Charles A.
The measurement of job control.Social sciencesSmith, Carlla S., Tisak, John, Schmieder, Robert A., Hahn, Susan E.
The nature and structure of workers' trust in management.Social sciencesPayne, Roy L., Clark, Murray C.
The perils of success, or failure, where is thy sting? A comment on Whyte, Saks and Hook.Social sciencesMiller, Danny
The relationship of organizational politics and support to work behaviors, attitudes, and stress.Social sciencesCropanzano, Russell, Grandey, Alicia A., Howes, John C., Toth, Paul
Time revisited in organizational behavior.(The Incubator)Social sciencesWright, Thomas A.
Using virtual reality technology in organizational behavior research.Social sciencesAguinis, Herman, Pierce, Charles A.
When success breeds failure: the role of self-efficacy in escalating commitment to a losing course of action.Social sciencesSaks, Alan M., Whyte, Glen, Hook, Sterling
Working in small family businesses: empirical comparisons to non-family businesses.Social sciencesBeehr, Terry A., Drexler, John A. Jr., Faulkner, Sonja
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