Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes
1985 - 2025
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Volume 36, issue 3, 1985
- Explicit cue weighting in a prediction task pp. 289-304

- Dane K. Peterson and Gordon F. Pitz
- A Monte Carlo study of the effects of correlated method variance in moderated multiple regression analysis pp. 305-323

- Martin G. Evans
- Adaptation to work: An analysis of employee health, withdrawal, and change pp. 324-347

- Joseph G. Rosse and Charles L. Hulin
- Cognitive effort in additive task groups: The effects of shared responsibility on the quality of multiattribute judgments pp. 348-361

- Elizabeth Weldon and Gina M. Gargano
- Framing effects in judgment tasks with varying amounts of information pp. 362-377

- Irwin P. Levin, Richard D. Johnson, Craig P. Russo and Patricia J. Deldin
- The influence of component participation and role models on goal acceptance, goal satisfaction, and performance pp. 378-390

- P. Christopher Earley and Ruth Kanfer
- Consistency in interpretation of probabilistic phrases pp. 391-405

- David V. Budescu and Thomas S. Wallsten
- Calibration of probability assessments by professional blackjack dealers, statistical experts, and lay people pp. 406-416

- Willem A. Wagenaar and Gideon B. Keren
Volume 36, issue 2, 1985
- A signal detection framework for the evaluation of probabilistic forecasts pp. 143-166

- Keith Levi
- The effects of feedback consistency and feedback favorability on self-perceived task competence and perceived feedback accuracy pp. 167-185

- Dianna L. Stone and Eugene F. Stone
- Influences of functional specialty and job technology on employees' perceptual and affective responses to their jobs pp. 186-208

- Mary Roznowski and Charles L. Hulin
- Toward quality criteria for collective judgments pp. 209-228

- Stuart L. Hart
- Layoffs, self-esteem, and survivor guilt: Motivational, affective, and attitudinal consequences pp. 229-244

- Joel Brockner, Jeanette Davy and Carolyn Carter
- Complex decision making: A longitudinal study of process and performance pp. 245-272

- David M. Schweiger, Carl R. Anderson and Edwin A. Locke
- The center and range of the probability interval as factors affecting ambiguity preferences pp. 273-287

- Shawn P. Curley and J. Frank Yates
Volume 36, issue 1, 1985
- Cognitive strategies in a complex judgment task: Analyses of concurrent verbal reports and judgments of cumulated risk over different exposure times pp. 1-15

- Ola Svenson
- A meta-analysis and conceptual critique of research on role ambiguity and role conflict in work settings pp. 16-78

- Susan E. Jackson and Randall S. Schuler
- Inquiry method effects on performance in a simulated business environment pp. 79-95

- Richard A. Cosier and Paula L. Rechner
- Conceptualizations of valence and instrumentality: A fourfold model pp. 96-112

- Mario Sussmann and Robert P. Vecchio
- Potential influence structures as sources of interpersonal conflict in groups and organizations pp. 113-141

- Boris Kabanoff
Volume 35, issue 3, 1985
- Power and social context in superior-subordinate interaction pp. 281-293

- Dean Tjosvold
- Integrative bargaining in a competitive market pp. 294-313

- Max H. Bazerman, Thomas Magliozzi and Margaret A. Neale
- The role of appraisal purpose: Effects of purpose on information acquisition and utilization pp. 314-339

- Kevin J. Williams, Angelo S. DeNisi, Allyn G. Blencoe and Thomas P. Cafferty
- A reevaluation of the absenteeism-job satisfaction relationship pp. 340-381

- Rick D. Hackett and Robert M. Guion
- Organizational factors and work involvement pp. 382-396

- N. A. Jans
- The effects of situational performance constraints on intrinsic motivation and satisfaction: The role of perceived competence and self-determination pp. 397-416

- Sara M. Freedman and James S. Phillips
Volume 35, issue 2, 1985
- The measurement of role variables: Exploratory examination of a new approach pp. 141-155

- Thomas W. Dougherty and Robert D. Pritchard
- Measuring the importance of information in judgment: Individual differences in weighting ability and effort pp. 156-178

- Colleen F. Surber
- Children's decision strategies and their adaptation to task characteristics pp. 179-201

- Joshua Klayman
- Being attractive, advantage or disadvantage? Performance-based evaluations and recommended personnel actions as a function of appearance, sex, and job type pp. 202-215

- Madeline E. Heilman and Melanie H. Stopeck
- Technology and the structuring of jobs: Employee satisfaction, performance, and influence pp. 216-240

- Daniel J. Brass
- Univariate and multivariate distributions of the job descriptive index's measures of job satisfaction pp. 241-251

- Collin J. Watson, Kent D. Watson and John Stowe
- Task experience and social cues: Interactive effects on attitudinal reactions pp. 252-265

- Robert J. Vance and Thomas F. Biddle
- Job characteristics and job satisfaction: When cause becomes consequence pp. 266-278

- Seymour Adler, Richard B. Skov and Nat J. Salvemini
Volume 35, issue 1, 1985
- Coalitions in decision-making groups: Organizational analogs pp. 1-26

- John Murnighan
- Relationships between job evaluation ratings and self-ratings of job characteristics pp. 27-45

- Tom D. Taber, Terry A. Beehr and Jeffrey T. Walsh
- Generalized multivariate lens model analysis for complex human inference tasks pp. 46-72

- Ray W. Cooksey and Peter Freebody
- Moderation of the effects of job enrichment by participation: A longitudinal field experiment pp. 73-93

- Rodger W. Griffeth
- Subjective utility, anticipated utility, and the Allais paradox pp. 94-101

- John Quiggin
- One answer to the demand for accountability: Selection utility as an investment decision pp. 102-118

- Steven F. Cronshaw and Ralph A. Alexander
- Research note: The accuracy of group majorities for disjunctive and conjunctive decision tasks pp. 119-123

- Bernard Grofman
- The psychology of sunk cost pp. 124-140

- Hal Arkes and Catherine Blumer
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