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Showing 1 to 12 of 12 for “"Experimental vignette"”.

  1. In Whose Best Interest? Using an Experimental Vignette to Assess Factors Influencing Placement Decisions in Child Welfare

    … on prior research that utilizes clinical vignettes to analyze child welfare placement decisions (Briar, 1963; Britner & Mossler, 2002; Donnelly, 1980; Drury-Hudson, 1999; Gold, et al., 2001; Taylor, 2006), the present study employs an experimental format to assess the relative importance …

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  2. Provocation, intent and harm: factors affecting public support for restorative justice processes

    … x 2 (Provocation: High, Low) between-subjects experimental vignette study, we manipulated circumstances surrounding an assault. Results showed that participants judged the restorative justice procedure to be more respectful than court and whether the offender intended to harm the victim, the …

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  3. Going Backstage: Examining Justice Perceptions of Electronic Performance Monitoring

    … comparison to those at lower levels. Utilizing experimental vignette methodology (EVM), I find evidence that managers and front-line employees are likely to react differently towards having increased control of EPM. These findings may not be limited to EPM and could prove helpful in …

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  4. Blame Ascriptions Toward Autonomous Agents

    … results of a quantitative study, which uses an experimental vignette design to examine how the perceived agency attributes of autonomous agents influence blame ascription and IS delegation. The findings show that the perceived agency attributes of autonomy and inscrutability lead to increased …

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  5. The Mixed Effects of Procedural Justice in Novel Organizational Policy Decisions

    … with RTO policies. Study 2 was an online experimental vignette study with a different sample of 382 U.S. employees. This study utilized random assignment in a 2 (RTO: yes, no) x 2 (psychological contract breach: yes, no) x 2 (procedural justice: high, low) experimental design to test the …

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  6. Work Disengagement: Motivational Regulation Shaped by Psychological Need Frustration and Perceived Injustice

    … tested this process model using longitudinal and experimental methods. Study 1 employed a four wave longitudinal survey of U.S. working adults (N = 599) and used a multi model analytic strategy to examine temporal ordering, indirect effects, and dimensional specificity. Random intercept cross …

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  7. Work Design in Times of Digitalization: Challenges of Advanced Technologies at Work with Job and Task Rotation as Potential Remedies

    … the knowledge about task rotation of Study 2 and experimentally investigated effects and explanatory mechanisms of task rotation as a technology feature. The study consisted of two consecutive experimental vignette studies (N1 = 135, N2 = 159), in which we described a work scenario where a digital …

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  8. Between rejection and coping: the consolidation of turkish identity in Germany

    … in the light of previous findings via an experimental vignette study (n = 217). viii In the first study, we employed the stigma-induced identity threat model (Major & O'Brien, 2005) and found that Turkish postmigrants are physically or vicariously exposed to maltreatment and appraise the …

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  9. Why Corporate Social Responsibility Affects the Employee: Investigating Underlying Psychological Mechanisms

    … satisfaction as well as OCB. We identified that experimental studies were severely underrepresented, which lead to Study 2. In Study 2, we examined identification as explaining mechanism to learn whether social identity theory is applicable to CSR research, which is the most often used theory in …

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  10. Successful Digitalization of Workplaces: How Social Support Increases Change-Process and Technology-Related Employee Outcomes

    … and relatedness. In Study 3, we applied an experimental vignette study design to answer the research question whether support interventions could be designed to buffer the effects of change demands as described in the specificity hypothesis of social support theory (Cohen & Wills, 1985; …

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