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Mapping of organizational deviance research during the last two decades: a bibliometric approach [PDF]
Purpose – The objective of this study was to conduct a bibliometric analysis of the existing literature on organizational deviance to assess how far this concept has progressed since its introduction in the domain of organizational behavior.
Basit Abas
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Organizational Deviance And Its Relationship With Workplace Ostracism among Nurses [PDF]
Background: Nursing professionals, the largest healthcare workforce, often face challenging work environments that can lead to negative behavioral patterns. Organizational deviance and workplace ostracism represent concerning phenomena that may undermine
takwa mohamed
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Extant empirical research has reported conflicting findings with respect to the effects of punishment certainty and punishment severity on organizational deviance, suggesting the need to introduce a moderator.
Kabiru Maitama Kura +2 more
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Self-serving leadership is a typical example of destructive leadership that has negative effects on its subordinates and organization. According to social identity theory, we propose a theoretical model that self-serving leadership induces employee ...
Liangcan Liu +3 more
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Dispositional Malicious Envy and Workplace Deviance: Divergent Thinking as a Mediator
In the extant scholarship, researchers have claimed that malicious envy has a significant relationship with workplace deviance. Nevertheless, there remains a dearth of scholarship detailing how employees can display workplace deviance in an ...
Umer Hussain, Inga Mohr
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This study offers new insights into the moderators between abusive supervision and workplace deviance. Building on the conservation-of-resources theory, the study introduces coping resources as moderators between abusive supervision and the two ...
Mamoona Arshad
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How Ethical Ideology Exacerbates the Relationship Between Machiavellianism and Workplace Deviance [PDF]
Workplace deviance is an alarming phenomenon that causes immense loss in many organizations. Among many factors, Machiavellianism, a personality variable often identified by amoral and manipulative acts leads to deviance of an employee. The present paper
Imran Hussain
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The current dataset examines the relationship between workplace spirituality and workplace deviance through the improvement of organizational commitment. The instruments from previous studies were adapted and validated through content validity.
Shofia Amin +3 more
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Organizational culture is one of the most important factors that provide sustainable success for an organization, which consists of underlying assumptions that employees share about appropriate behaviors and values. Organizational culture takes time to develop and change, as it is a tied system of artifacts, values, and underlying assumptions that’s ...
Bartu GENEL, Necla Oyku IYIGUN
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Salesperson deviance represents a significant cost to organizations throughout the world. This paper addresses a gap in the literature by examining all three dimensions of salesperson deviance (i.e., organizational deviance, interpersonal deviance and ...
Joseph Lo Iacono +2 more
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