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The Affective Consequences of Social Comparison: Either Direction Has Its Ups and Downs by Buunk, Bram P, Collins, Rebecca L, Taylor, Shelley E, VanYperen, Nico W, Dakof, Gayle A

“…Research on social comparison processes has assumed that a comparison in a given direction (upward or downward) will lead to a particular affective reaction…”
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Neuroticism and Social Comparison Orientation as Moderators of Affective Responses to Social Comparison at Work by Buunk, Bram P., Van Der Zee, Karen, VanYperen, Nico W.

“…In a study among 72 nurses, the affective consequences of social comparison were examined and related to neuroticism (N) and to social comparison orientation…”
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Towards a better understanding of the link between participation in decision-making and organizational citizenship behaviour: A multilevel analysis by Vanyperen, Nico W., van den Berg, Agnes E., Willering, Martijn C.

“…In the present study, two models were tested that can improve understanding of the link between participation in decision‐making and organizational citizenship…”
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Injustice and Employees' Destructive Responses: The Mediating Role of State Negative Affect by Vanyperen, Nico W, Hagedoorn, Mariët, Zweers, Michiel, Postma, Saapke

“…The focus of this study was employees' destructive behavioral intentions (i.e., exit, neglect, and aggressive voice) as a result of perceived injustice. In…”
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Informational support, equity and burnout: The moderating effect of self-efficacy by VanYperen, Nico W.

“…The purpose of the present study among 114 maternity nurses was to determine whether perceived equity in the employee–employer exchange relationship is related…”
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Success and failure in the labour market by Schaufeli, Wilmar B., Vanyperen, Nico W.

“…Forschungsmethode: empirisch; empirisch-quantitativ; Befragung. Die Veroeffentlichung enthaelt quantitative Daten. Im Rahmen einer in den Niederlanden…”
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A brief reaction on Feather by Schaufeli, Wilmar B., Vanyperen, Nico W.

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Sex-Role Attitudes, Social Comparison, and Satisfaction with Relationships by Vanyperen, Nico W., Buunk, Bram P.

“…In the present study, we were interested in whether satisfaction with relationships is related more strongly to equity comparison with the partner or with a…”
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Social comparison, equality, and relationship satisfaction: Gender differences over a ten-year period by Buunk, Bram P., VanYperen, Nico W.

“…THE CENTRAL QUESTIONS IN THE PRESENT STUDY ARE (I) WHEN COMPARING THEMSELVES WITH THE PARTNER, TO WHAT EXTENT DO WOMEN FEEL MORE DEPRIVED THAN MEN IN THEIR…”
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Equity Theory and Exchange and Communal Orientation from a Cross-National Perspective by VanYperen, Nico W., Buunk, Bram P.

“…The present study explored differences between subjects from the United States and the Netherlands with respect to the evaluation of potential contributions to…”
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I am Not a Better Teacher, But Others are Doing Worse: Burnout and Perceptions of Superiority Among Teachers by Brenninkmeijer, Veerle, Vanyperen, Nico W, Buunk, Bram P

“…This study examined differences between teachers high and low in burnout in the perception of being superior to others. Because burnout implies a decline in…”
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Success and failure in the labour market: Summary by SCHAUFELI, WILMAR B, VANYPEREN, NICO W

“…In previous research on unemployment, conflicting evidence has been found for a 'reverse causation interpretation', indicating that prolonged unemployment is a…”
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Authors' Reply: A brief reaction on Feather by SCHAUFELI, WILMAR B, VANYPEREN, NICO W

“…Feather's (1993) comments on our study (Schaufeli and Van Yperen, 1993) lead him to conclude that: (1) our results cannot be generalized to other nations and…”
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Success and failure in the labour market; Some comments; A brief reaction to Feather by Schaufeli, Wilmar B, VanYperen, Nico W, Feather, N T

“…In previous research on unemployment, conflicting evidence has been found for a reverse causation interpretation, indicating that prolonged unemployment is a…”
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