Search Results - "Gallois, Cynthia"

A New Role for Place Identity in Managing Organizational Change by Rooney, David, Paulsen, Neil, Callan, Victor J., Brabant, Madeleine, Gallois, Cindy, Jones, Elizabeth

“…In an extension of organizational identity research, we draw on place identity theory (PIT) to argue that employees’ identification with their place of work…”
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Perceived Dissimilarity and Work Group Involvement: The Moderating Effects of Group Openness to Diversity by Hobman, Elizabeth V., Bordia, Prashant, Gallois, Cynthia

“…Perceived dissimilarity and its association with work group involvement were examined in this study. Additionally, perceived group openness to diversity was…”
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Language, discourse and social psychology: edited by Ann Weatherall, Bernadette M. Watson, Cindy Gallois by Weatherall, Ann, Watson, Bernadette M, Gallois, Cynthia

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Consequences of Feeling Dissimilar from Others in a Work Team by Hobman, Elizabeth V., Bordia, Prashant, Gallois, Cynthia

“…This study extended the current literature on group diversity by examining the moderating influence of perceived group openness to diversity on the…”
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Trust me, I'm your boss: Trust and power in supervisor-supervisee communication by Willemyns, Michael, Gallois, Cynthia, Callan, Victor

“…This study examined employees' perceptions of trust, power and mentoring in manager-employee relationships in a variety of sectors, including health care,…”
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RESTRUCTURING THE MULTI-PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATION: PROFESSIONAL IDENTITY AND ADJUSTMENT TO CHANGE IN A PUBLIC HOSPITAL by CALLAN, VICTOR J., GALLOIS, CYNTHIA, MAYHEW, MELISSA G., GRICE, TIM A., TLUCHOWSKA, MALGORZATA, BOYCE, ROSALIE

“…The present study explored the multiple identities held by health professionals in a large public hospital that was experiencing organizational change that…”
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"We Do It, but They Don't": Multiple Categorizations and Work Team Communication by Grice, Tim A., Gallois, Cynthia, Jones, Elizabeth, Paulsen, Neil, Callan, Victor J.

“…The present study adopted an intergroup approach to information sharing and ratings of work team communication in a public hospital (N = 142) undergoing…”
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Attitudes to Spoken Australian English: Judgements of Ingroup and Ethnic Outgroup Speakers by Gallois, Cynthia, Callan, Victor J

“…Two studies examined Anglo-Australians attitudes toward male and female Australian and immigrant speakers using English. Results support view that foreign or…”
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Extending a model of shift-work tolerance by Pisarski, Anne, Brook, Christine, Bohle, Philip, Gallois, Cynthia, Watson, Bernadette, Winch, Sarah

“…The present study contributes to theory and practice through the development of a model of shift-work tolerance with the potential to indicate interventions…”
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Gay and lesbian identity development: a social identity perspective by Cox, S, Gallois, C

“…This paper critically examines models of identity development from the perspective of social identity theory. It is argued that recent perspectives on…”
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Attitudinal outcomes of boundary permeability: A comparison of Australian and Singaporean employees by Loh, Jennifer (Min Ing), Lloyd D. Restubog, Simon, Gallois, Cindy

“…Purpose The purpose of this paper is to examine the moderating role of culture in the relationship between boundary permeability and cooperation and work group…”
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Patients’ Interactions with Health Providers: A Linguistic Category Model Approach by Watson, Bernadette, Gallois, Cynthia

“…Two studies investigated interactions between health providers and patients, using Semin and Fiedler’s linguistic category model. In Study 1 the linguistic…”
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The Language and Communication of Emotion: Universal, Interpersonal, or Intergroup? by Gallois, Cynthia

“…Presents a selective review of the research and theory on the experience, expression, and communication of emotion. Suggests that the research is affected by…”
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The theory of reasoned action and cooperative behaviour: it takes two to use a condom by Kashima, Y, Gallois, C, McCamish, M

“…The applicability of the Theories of Reasoned Action and Planned Behaviour to the cooperative behaviour of condom use were examined. Seventy-one male and 78…”
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Nurturing Communication by Health Professionals Toward Patients: A Communication Accommodation Theory Approach by Watson, Bernadette, Gallois, Cynthia

“…This study explores the role of nurturing communication in distinguishing interpersonal and intergroup interactions between health professionals and patients,…”
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Strategies of Accommodation: Development of a Coding System for Conversational Interaction by Jones, Elizabeth, Gallois, Cynthia, Callan, Victor, Barker, Michelle

“…This study describes a coding system developed to operationalize the sociolinguistic strategies proposed by communication accommodation theory (CAT) in an…”
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Communication accommodation between patients and health professionals: themes and strategies in satisfying and unsatisfying encounters by Watson, Bernadette M., Gallois, Cynthia

“…This paper examines the relationship between remembered language behaviour and evaluations of interactions between patients and health professionals in…”
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Attachment Style, Assertive Communication, and Safer-Sex Behavior by Feeney, Judith A., Kelly, Lucile, Gallois, Cynthia, Peterson, Candida, Terry, Deborah J.

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The nature of workplace boundaries between Australians and Singaporeans in multinational organizations: A qualitative inquiry by Loh, Jennifer (Min Ing), Lloyd D. Restubog, Simon, Gallois, Cindy

“…Purpose This paper seeks to explore the nature of intercultural experiences of Australians and Singaporeans working in multinational organizations. Cultural…”
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Malevolence, stigma, and social distance: Maximizing intergroup differences in HIV/AIDS discourse by Pittam, Jeffery, Gallois, Cynthia

“…This study examined the intergroup language used by young heterosexual Australians in conversations about HIV/AIDS and safe sex. Sixty male and 72 female…”
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