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1. A MATTER OF MOTIVE: THE ROLE OF AUTONOMY IN THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ORGANIZATIONAL CITIZENSHIP BEHAVIOR AND WORK-FAMILY CONFLICT

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2. Employee Perceptions of Leader-Member Exchange and Usage of Family Leave Policies

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3. The Intersection of Multiple Focal Climates: Safety Climate and Service Climate in a Healthcare Context

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5. The Role of Prosocial Motives in Predicting Emotional Labor Strategy and Service Performance: Understanding the 'Why' as Well as the 'How'

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8. The Longitudinal Relationship between Fatigue and Cognition in Multiple Sclerosis: Is Coping Style a Moderator?

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9. The effect of leader apology on leader avoidance of followers

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10. “what Makes a King out of a Slave? Courage!” the Creation of a Social Courage Measure and implications for Its Use in Organizations

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11. Corrupt characters within cooperative climates: Can psychological safety buffer against sabotage by Machiavellian employees?

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12. Customer Orientation Climate And Performance: Contextual Influences In The Medical Product Sales Industry

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13. Appraising Organizational Scandal as Threat or Opportunity: Self-concept and Strain of Frontline Employees

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14. From Categorization to Individuation: A New Perspective on Self-presentations and the Socialization of Racial Minorities

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15. Maintaining the Job Search Goal Against Obstacles: A Within- and Between-person Study

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16. It takes three: Applying Socioanalytic Theory to predict leadership success

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17. Fueling the fire: Applying self-expansion theory to work passion

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19. Emotion Regulation in Response to Negative Interpersonal Events at Work

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