Organizational Behavior & Human Decision Processes 2000 - Abstracts

Organizational Behavior & Human Decision Processes 2000
TitleSubjectAuthors
Acceptance and elimination procedures in choice: noncomplementarity and the role of implied status quo.Psychology and mental healthYaniv, Ilan, Schul, Yaacov
Advice taking in decision making: egocentric discounting and reputation formation.Psychology and mental healthYaniv, Ilan, Kleinberger, Eli
A longitudinal field investigation of gender differences in individual technology adoption decision-making processes.Psychology and mental healthVenkatesh, Viswanath, Morris, Michael G., Ackerman, Phillip L.
Analyzing goal-striving processes and a test of the generalizability of perceptual control theory.Psychology and mental healthVancouver, Jeffrey, Putka, Dan
An investigation of partner similarity dimensions on knowledge transfer.(The Psychological Foundations of Knowledge Transfer in Organizations)Psychology and mental healthDarr, Eric D., Kurtzberg, Terri R.
Avoiding missed opportunities in managerial life: analogical training more powerful than individual case training.(The Psychological Foundations of Knowledge Transfer in Organizations)Psychology and mental healthThompson, Leigh, Gentner, Dedre, Loewenstein, Jeffrey
Choosing work group members: balancing similarity, competence, and familiarity.Psychology and mental healthHinds, Pamela J., Carley, Kathleen M., Krackhardt, David, Wholey, Doug
Cognitive load and the equality heuristic: a two-stage model of resource overconsumption in small groups.Psychology and mental healthRoch, Sylvia G., Lane, John A.S., Samuelson, Charles D., Allison, Scott T., Dent, Jennifer L.
Contingent weighting in self-other decision making.Psychology and mental healthKray, Laura J.
Coping with unfavorable attribute values in choice.Psychology and mental healthLuce, Mary Frances, Payne, John W., Bettman, James R.
Deception and retribution in repeated ultimatum bargaining.Psychology and mental healthCroson, Rachel T.A., Boles, Terry L., Murnighan, J. Keith
Deciding whether to complete or terminate an unfinished project: a strong test of the project completion hypothesis.Psychology and mental healthBoehne, Donna M., Paese, Paul W.
Development of strategic norms in groups.(The Psychological Foundations of Knowledge Transfer in Organizations)Psychology and mental healthLevine, John M., Higgins, E. Tory, Choi, Hoon-Seok
Ease of recall vs recalled evidence in judgment: experts vs laymen.Psychology and mental healthOfir, Chezy
Evaluations of outcome sequences.Psychology and mental healthMatsumoto, Dawn, Peecher, Mark E., Rich, Jay S.
Examining models of nondominated decoy effects across judgement and choice.Psychology and mental healthPettibone, Jonathan C., Wedell, Douglas H.
Exploring the performance benefits of group training: transactive memory or improved communication?(The Psychological Foundations of Knowledge Transfer in Organizations)Psychology and mental healthMoreland, Richard L., Myaskovsky, Larissa
Familiarity bias and belief reversal in relative likelihood judgement.Psychology and mental healthFox, Craig, Levav, Jonathan
Feedback delays: How can decision makers learn not ot buy a new car every time the garage is empty?Psychology and mental healthGibson, Faison P.
Framing the game: examining frame choice in bargaining.Psychology and mental healthBlount, Sally, Larrick, Richard P.
Idea generation in groups: a basis for creativity in organizations.(The Psychological Foundations of Knowledge Transfer in Organizations)Psychology and mental healthPaulus, Paul B., Yang, Huei-Chuan
Incomplete information, inferences, and individual differences: the case of environmental judgments.Psychology and mental healthEbenbach, David H., Moore, Colleen F.
Increasing cooperation in prisoner's dilemmas by establishing a precedent of efficiency in coordination games.(human resources)Psychology and mental healthKnez, Marc, Camerer, Colin
Information processing at successive stages of decision making: need for cognition and inclusion-exclusion effects.Psychology and mental healthLevin, Irwin, Huneke, Mary, Jasper, J
Information technology support for dibiasing group judgments: An empirical evaluation.Psychology and mental healthBenbasat, Izak, Lim, John
Is 7300 meters equal to 7.3 kilometers? Same semantics but different anchoring effects.Psychology and mental healthKin Fai Ellick Wong, Kwong, Jessica
Judging risk and return of financial assets.Psychology and mental healthGanzach, Yoav
Just doing business: modern racism and obedience to authority as explanations for employment discrimination.Psychology and mental healthBrief, Arthur P., Dietz, Joerg, Cohen, Robin Reizenstein, Pugh, S. Douglas, Vaslow, Joel B.
Knowledge transfer: a basis for competitive advantage in firms.(The Psychological Foundations of Knowledge Transfer in Organizations)Psychology and mental healthArgote, Linda, Ingram, Paul
Knowledge transfer in organizations: learning from the experience of others.(The Psychological Foundations of Knowledge Transfer in Organizations)Psychology and mental healthArgote, Linda, Ingram, Paul, Levine, John M., Moreland, Richard L.
Latent growth models of individual change: The case of newcomer adjustment.Psychology and mental healthLance, Charles E., Vandenberg, Robert J., Self, Robin M.
Parititive formulation of information in probabilistic problems: beyond heuristics and frequency format explanation.Psychology and mental healthMacchi, Laura
Pooling unshared information: the benefits of knowing how access to information is distributed among group members.(The Psychological Foundations of Knowledge Transfer in Organizations)Psychology and mental healthStasser, Garold, Vaughan, Sandra I.
Probabilistic mental models with continuous predictors.Psychology and mental healthSlegers, David W., Brake, Gregory L., Doherty, Michael E.
Procedural fairness, managers' self-esteem, and managerial behaviors following a layoff.Psychology and mental healthWiesenfeld, Batia M., Brockner, Joel, Thibault, Valerie
Receiving two consequences: Tests of monotonicity and scale invariance.Psychology and mental healthCho, Young-Hee, Fisher, Gerald R.
Reducing the effects of performance expectations on behavioral ratings.(applied psychology)Psychology and mental healthBaltes, Boris, Parker, Christopher
Regret and responsibility: a reply to Zeelenberg et al. (1998).(response to M. Zeelenbert, W.W. Van Dijk, A.S.R. Manstead, Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes, vol. 74, p.254)Psychology and mental healthOrdonez, Lisa D., Connolly, Terry
Regret and responsibility resolved? Evaluating Ordonez and Connolly's (2000) conclusions.(response to article by Lisa D. Ordonez and Terry Connolly in this issue, p.132)Psychology and mental healthZeelenberg, Marcel, van Dijk, Wilco W., Manstead, Antony S. R.
Sources of managers' knowledge of organizational capabilities.(The Psychological Foundations of Knowledge Transfer in Organizations)Psychology and mental healthRulke, Diane Liang, Zaheer, Srilata, Anderson, Marc H.
The binary additivity of subjective probability does not indicate the binary complementarity of perceived certainty.Psychology and mental healthWindschitl, Paul D.
The impact of conflict issues on fixed-pie perceptions, problem solving, and integrative outcomes in negotiation.Psychology and mental healthHarinck, Fieke, De Dreu, Carsten K.W., Van Vianen, Annelies E.M.
The influence of explanations for selection test use, outcome favorability, and self-efficacy on test-taker perceptions.Psychology and mental healthHorvath, Michael, Ryan, Ann Marie, Stierwalt, Sandra L.
The process of knowledge transfer: a diachronic analysis of stickiness.(The Psychological Foundations of Knowledge Transfer in Organizations)Psychology and mental healthSzulanski, Gabriel
Training to improve calibration and discrimination: the effects of performance and environmental feedback.Psychology and mental healthStone, Eric R., Opel, Ryan B.
Using advice and assessing its quality.Psychology and mental healthHarvey, Nigel, Harries, Clare, Fischer, Ilan
Verbal and numerical expressions of probability: "it's a fifty-fifty chance".Psychology and mental healthHalpern-Felsher, Bonnie L., Millstein, Susan G., de Bruin, Wandi Bruine, Fischhoff, Baruch
What do groups learn from their worldliest members? Direct and indirect influence in dynamic teams.(The Psychological Foundations of Knowledge Transfer in Organizations)Psychology and mental healthGruenfeld, Deborah H., Martorana, Paul V., Fan, Elliott T.
Who takes the lead in risky decision making? Effects of group members' risk preferences and prototypicality.Psychology and mental healthvan Knippenberg, Daan, van Knippenberg, Barbara, van Dijk, Eric
Working together but in opposition: an examination of the 'good-cop/bad-cop' negotiating team tactic.Psychology and mental healthBrodt, Susan E., Tuchinsky, Marla
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