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Journal of Occupational and Organizational Psychology. 96:457-472
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Journal of Organizational Behavior. 43:448-464
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Journal of Business and Psychology.
We use the conservation of resources (COR) theory to propose a work-family model of stress in remote work. We propose that interruptions from family are a unique hindrance stressor, detrimental for the employee's challenge and hindrance stress respon
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Human Performance. 34:298-315
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Career Development International. 26:1-15
PurposeThe authors examine a boundary management tactic for managing the work–family interface: putting family first (PFF). PFF is a boundary management tactic defined as the voluntary behavior of intentionally putting family obligations ahead of w
Publikováno v:
Human Relations. 74:1504-1531
Does family really matter when it comes to work? To answer this question, we tested the relationships between a job incumbent’s family life and a co-worker’s work life and found that one person’s family may impact another person’s work. We hy
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Human Performance. 32:165-180
We explored the impact of moral disengagement on individual experiences of guilt. We modeled three forms of workplace deviance (withdrawal, interpersonal deviance, and work-family deviance)...
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Journal of Organizational Behavior. 40:709-722
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Journal of Managerial Psychology. 34:31-45
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to examine the role of four impression management (IM) tactics as mediators to help job incumbents manage the impressions others have regarding the spillover of the incumbent’s family domain onto the work domain
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The Journal of applied psychology. 105(2)
Building on the work-home resources model and crossover theory, we investigated how workplace ostracism both spills over and crosses over to emotional exhaustion for both the ostracism target and his or her spouse. We examine whether this occurs thro