Browsing Documentos Indexados pela Web of Science by Author "Sobral, Filipe"
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A cross-cultural comparison of intragroup conflict in The Netherlands and Brazil
2011Purpose - The purpose of this study is to examine and compare the effects of emotional and task conflict on team performance and member satisfaction in two distinct cultures, Brazil and The Netherlands. Design/methodology/approach ... -
Ethically questionable negotiating: the interactive effects of trust, competitiveness, and situation favorability on ethical decision making
2013-10This study explores the direct and interactive effects of individual differences in interpersonal trust and negotiation style on ethical decision-making processes across commonly faced negotiation situations. Individual ... -
He who laughs best, leaves last: the influence of humor on the attitudes and behavior of interns
2015-12-01Internships have become both an important part of undergraduate education and a critical tool for management education and organizational recruitment. To better understand the drivers of interns' work outcomes, we hypothesize ... -
The 'invasion' of manufactured civil society: government-nonprofit partnerships in a Brazilian state
2011-12The growth of the nonprofit sector in Brazil has been conceptually similar to that of the Anglo-Saxon Third Way, where the government promotes the creation of partnerships with civil society. This process has been criticized ... -
Linking demands to work-family conflict through boundary strength
2016Purpose - The purpose of this paper is to propose and test a model to examine how the active management of work-family boundary strength acts as behavioral mechanism through which role-based factors-role demands and role ... -
Regulatory impact assessment: how political and organizational forces influence its diffusion in a developing country
2011-06Regulatory Impact Assessments (RIAs) are being diffused progressively throughout the world following the recommendations of international organizations. Research has shown that the diffusion of RIA has not produced convergence ... -
Shades of paternalistic leadership across cultures
2017-09Previous research has shown that Paternalistic Leadership (PL), an emerging non-western theory, is endorsed in high power distance and collectivistic societies. However, the ambiguous nature of PL calls for a better ...
