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, B. ( 2012 ). Meaningful work: Arguments from autonomy . Journal of Political Philosophy , 20 ( 1 ), 71 - 93 . https://doi.org/ 10.1111/j.1467- 9760 . 2011 . 00408 .x Ryckman , R. M. , Robbins , M. A
new political generation: Millennials and the post-2008 wave of protest . American Sociological Review, 82 ( 1 ), 1 - 31 . https://doi.org/10.1177/0003122416681031 O'Brien , R. M. ( 2011 ). Constrained
, cumulative, and robust. Open science; Scientific values; Research methodology; Philosophy of science Introduction There has been an ongoing scholarly discussion on the topic of open science over the past ... cumulative—and there are many praiseworthy merits to practicing open science. A recent survey of scholars from the four major social science disciplines (economics, political science, psychology, and sociology
selfrepresentationin the field of disability. In brief, the study is aimed at both to inform of philosophy of self-advocacy and to contribute to this positive effect ... /index.html, ( Accessed 2016 May 1 ). 13. Tsuda E. Japanese culture and the philosophy of self-advocacy: The importance of interdependence in community living . Br J Learn Disabil , 2006 ; 34 , 151 - 156 . 14
To foster and sustain an ethical culture, organizations need to attract and retain people with high ethical standards. However, there is a lack of knowledge about which organizational characteristics influence the pre- and post-entry work attitudes and behaviors of people with high ethical standards. To fill this gap, we drew on person–organization fit (PO fit) theories and...
be linked to their ability to gain public support (Perry, 1987) . Furthermore, public opinion is able to enhance or impede union political activity, to influence member loyalty, and to affect how ... participants’ political orientation. As mentioned earlier, employees with left-wing views reported a greater willingness to strike (Jansen et al., 2017) . This aligns with other research (Jost et al., 2008
Competence-questioning communication at work has been described as gender-linked (e.g., mansplaining) and as impacting the way women perceive and experience the workplace. Three studies were conducted to investigate how the specific communication behaviors of condescending explanation (i.e., mansplaining), voice nonrecognition, and interruption can be viewed as gender-biased in...
death tolls). In addition, they found that all media outlets, regardless of political leanings, overwhelmingly published negative stories about COVID-19. Despite incongruent opinions about the pandemic in ... political leanings can influence people’s mortality salience or other relationships postulated. Future studies may benefit from examining specific media content people are exposed to and particularly focusing
- 462 . https://doi.org/10.1037/apl0000279 Chirumbolo , A. , Areni , A. , & Sensales , G. ( 2004a ). Need for cognitive closure and politics: Voting, political attitudes and attributional style
The quality of listening in interpersonal contexts was hypothesized to improve a variety of work outcomes. However, research of this general hypothesis is dispersed across multiple disciplines and mostly atheoretical. We propose that perceived listening improves job performance through its effects on affect, cognition, and relationship quality. To test our theory, we conducted a...
. B. ( 2010 ). Compassionate liberals and polite conservatives: Associations of agreeableness with political ideology and moral values . Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin , 36 ( 5 ), 655 - 664
in professional team sports: Evidence from English association football . Scottish Journal of Political Economy , 47 ( 4 ), 399 - 421 . https://doi.org/10.1111/ 1467 - 9485 . 00170 Day , D. V
theories: Causes and cures . The Journal of Political Philosophy , 17 , 202 - 227 . Swami , V. , Chamorro-Premuzic , T. , & Furnham , A. ( 2010 ). Unanswered questions: A preliminary investigation of ... source, provide a link to the Creative Commons license, and indicate if changes were made. Abalakina-Paap , M. , Stephan , W. , Craig , T. , & Gregory , W. L. ( 1999 ). Beliefs in conspiracies . Political
Greece who actually came there and settled there? When the Assyrians came there, did that have an influence? Or was the population continuous? Political things that influenced the population. Since then ... ? SP: After German reunification, there was the political will and the money to start institutes in East Germany at the same density, according to population, as there were in West Germany. This was the
promoting employee altruism within organizations ( Mallén et al., 2020 ). It can lead to employee innovation via core self-evaluation when leaders’ political skill is high (Zhou & Wu, 2018) . It is also
Arguments are derived from psychology, management, law, and political science to contrast perspectives that civil rights legislation has (a) done its job, (b) gone too far, and (c) not gone far enough
to cybersecurity concerns. A future paper could create a taxonomy of such concerns, along with the philosophy of science implications associated with the study of cybersecurity by organizational ... information to Wikileaks (Fortin, 2019). Future research should carefully tease apart demographic and cultural/political/work values as potential antecedents to malicious insider behavior so as to determine
problematic divide . Philosophy & Social Criticism , 35 ( 9 ), 1063 - 1077 . https://doi. org/10.1177/0191453709343388 Harren , V. A. ( 1979 ). A model of career decision making for college students . Journal
).aTnhditshestpurdoyblaedmdsreesnsceosupnatteireendt Patient satisfaction is one of the most important during recent visits to health centers. political and socioeconomic issues for both developed and developing countries, including In Turkey, the ... perspective (Tatar et al., declared that the health sector would be given 2011; Atun et al., 2013) . The economic growth and increased importance and priority. Given this political stability of Turkey are
Ptashne and McCoy. Image courtesy of Mark Ptashne. Gitschier: Paul Robeson! Ptashne: I used to think that my parents’ political bent gave me an advantage in science. Gitschier: Why? Ptashne: Because ... . Gitschier: I want to close with a remark you made in an email to me. You alluded to something one of your former students [Bob Sauer, now at Massachusetts Institute of Technology] said about your philosophy
