Drawing on generativity theory, we examine the positive effects of perceived overqualification among older employees. Specifically, we argue that perceptions of overqualification in older employees are positively associated with a core generativity motive—that is, a desire to support and guide the next generation and b...
Jia Yu, Deshani B. Ganegoda, Chao Ma· Journal of Management· 0 citations
Introduction Gossip is a fundamental aspect of human communication that facilitates the expression of attitudes, beliefs, and opinions related to emotions. Within organizational settings, gossip frequently pertains to third parties who are not physically present and can be classified as either positive or negative base...
M. Mutlu, Aynur Çiğdem Ata, Eşe Yıldırım· Frontiers in Psychology· 0 citations
This research explores the factors that influence perception, adoption intention, and trust of K-pop virtual idols. Drawing on a unified stimulus-organism-response (S–O-R) framework integrated with parasocial interaction (PSI) theory, this study investigates how industry-driven environmental stimuli (i.e., visual appea...
Andrea Kecić, Amanda Duarte Gonzalez Rodrigues, Sun Kyong Lee· Communication and Change· 0 citations
The purpose of this study is to examine the combined effects of envy and enactment on work outcomes in a high-political environment.
Multisource, three-wave field study with a sample of 205 US subordinate-supervisor dyads evaluates a hypothesized three-way interaction model involving perceived organizational...
Jaewoo Kim, Hong Ren, Destiny Cole et al.· Journal of Managerial Psycho...· 0 citations
As automated technology advances rapidly, human employees’ fear of being replaced (i.e., technology-induced job insecurity) has become a widespread stress in today’s workplace. It is crucial for organizations to recognize this new technological challenge and address its impact appropriately. Therefore, to systematicall...