Search Results - "GUNIA, BRIAN C."
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Paying a Price: Culture, Trust, and Negotiation Consequences
Published in Journal of applied psychology (01-07-2011)“…Three studies contrasting Indian and American negotiators tested hypotheses derived from theory proposing why there are cultural differences in trust and how…”
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Sleep and moral awareness
Published in Journal of sleep research (01-04-2015)“…Summary The implications of sleep for morality are only starting to be explored. Extending the ethics literature, we contend that because bringing morality to…”
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The tell-tale look: viewing time, preferences, and prices
Published in PloS one (12-01-2015)“…Even the simplest choices can prompt decision-makers to balance their preferences against other, more pragmatic considerations like price. Thus, discerning…”
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Do groups lie more than individuals? Honesty and deception as a function of strategic self-interest
Published in Journal of experimental social psychology (01-11-2009)“…An experiment tested whether groups lie more than individuals. Groups lied more than individuals when deception was guaranteed to maximize economic outcomes,…”
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Economic resources and corporate social responsibility
Published in Journal of corporate finance (Amsterdam, Netherlands) (01-08-2018)“…Our research suggests that firms condition their CSR policies on the availability of economic resources. Using the value of a firm's real estate as a measure…”
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Using actigraphy feedback to improve sleep in soldiers: an exploratory trial
Published in Sleep health (01-04-2017)“…Abstract Objectives The objective of this study was to assess the impact of wearing an actigraph and receiving personalized feedback on the sleep of a…”
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Evidence-Based Practice: The Psychology of EBP Implementation
Published in Annual review of psychology (01-01-2016)“…Evidence-based practice (EBP) is an approach used in numerous professions that focuses attention on evidence quality in decision making and action. We review…”
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Deception as competence: The effect of occupational stereotypes on the perception and proliferation of deception
Published in Organizational behavior and human decision processes (01-05-2019)“…•Deception remains prevalent despite its widespread vilification; we examine why.•We find that deception is perceived to signal competence in certain…”
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THE SLEEP TRAP: DO SLEEP PROBLEMS PROMPT ENTREPRENEURIAL MOTIVES BUT UNDERMINE ENTREPRENEURIAL MEANS?
Published in Academy of Management perspectives (01-05-2018)“…The current symposium emphasizes that mental health conditions can influence a person’s entrepreneurial motives and means. This paper suggests that sleep plays…”
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Negotiation
Published in Annual review of psychology (01-01-2010)“…Negotiation occurs whenever people cannot achieve their own goals without the cooperation of others. Our review highlights recent empirical research that…”
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Sleep and deception
Published in Current opinion in psychology (01-10-2022)“…Unhealthy sleep is a modern epidemic, and recent research has linked it to unethical behaviors like deception. Yet, scholars are also starting to examine…”
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The Weary Founder: Sleep Problems, ADHD-Like Tendencies, and Entrepreneurial Intentions
Published in Entrepreneurship theory and practice (01-01-2021)“…Scholars have persuasively documented the positive influence of ADHD-like tendencies (the impermanent experience of ADHD-like symptoms) on entrepreneurial…”
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CONTEMPLATION AND CONVERSATION: SUBTLE INFLUENCES ON MORAL DECISION MAKING
Published in Academy of Management journal (01-02-2012)“…This research investigated the role of contemplation, conversation (conceptualized as social contemplation), and explanation in right-wrong decisions. Several…”
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The Morality of Larks and Owls: Unethical Behavior Depends on Chronotype as Well as Time of Day
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The Remarkable Robustness of the First-Offer Effect: Across Culture, Power, and Issues
Published in Personality & social psychology bulletin (01-12-2013)“…The first-offer effect demonstrates that negotiators achieve better outcomes when making the first offer than when receiving it. The evidence, however,…”
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To move or to wait? Everything you need to know about making the first offer
Published in Business horizons (01-01-2017)“…Most people believe that negotiators should avoid making the first offer. Yet, decades of research have documented the first-offer effect, wherein the person…”
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Batten down the anchors: Responding to another negotiator’s first offer
Published in Business horizons (01-07-2017)“…Drawing from a wealth of negotiation research, my previous installment of Negotiating Life advised negotiators to make the first offer if they can. But…”
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Bartering as a Blind Spot: A Call to Action from COVID‐19
Published in Negotiation journal (01-09-2020)“…Bartering is a common form of negotiation, and COVID‐19 may have heightened its occurrence at least temporarily. Yet, bartering has received little attention…”
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Economic Impact of Insufficient and Disturbed Sleep in the Workplace
Published in PharmacoEconomics (01-07-2023)“…Objective Insufficient and disturbed sleep are associated with significant morbidity among working-age adults. Poor sleep results in negative health outcomes…”
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CULTURE AND NEGOTIATION STRATEGY: A FRAMEWORK FOR FUTURE RESEARCH
Published in Academy of Management perspectives (01-11-2017)“…The literature on the use and effectiveness of negotiation strategies reveals intriguing yet unexplained patterns of cultural differences. Negotiators in some…”
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