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Jessica Nicklin
Jessica Nicklin
E-mail megerősítve itt: hartford.edu
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Intrinsic motivation and extrinsic incentives jointly predict performance: a 40-year meta-analysis.
CP Cerasoli, JM Nicklin, MT Ford
Psychological bulletin 140 (4), 980, 2014
30282014
A meta-analytic review of the consequences associated with work–family enrichment
LA McNall, JM Nicklin, AD Masuda
Journal of business and psychology 25, 381-396, 2010
11512010
Flexible work arrangements, job satisfaction, and turnover intentions: The mediating role of work-to-family enrichment
LA McNall, AD Masuda, JM Nicklin
The Journal of psychology 144 (1), 61-81, 2009
8432009
Performance, incentives, and needs for autonomy, competence, and relatedness: A meta-analysis
CP Cerasoli, JM Nicklin, AS Nassrelgrgawi
Motivation and emotion 40, 781-813, 2016
2502016
Why the availability of telecommuting matters: The effects of telecommuting on engagement via goal pursuit
AD Masuda, C Holtschlag, JM Nicklin
Career Development International 22 (2), 200-219, 2017
1612017
Work–family enrichment, support, and satisfaction: A test of mediation
JM Nicklin, LA McNall
European Journal of Work and Organizational Psychology 22 (1), 67-77, 2013
1532013
Examining the constructs of work-to-family enrichment and positive spillover
AD Masuda, LA McNall, TD Allen, JM Nicklin
Journal of Vocational Behavior 80 (1), 197-210, 2012
1502012
Do positive affectivity and boundary preferences matter for work–family enrichment? A study of human service workers.
LA McNall, LD Scott, JM Nicklin
Journal of Occupational Health Psychology 20 (1), 93, 2015
1162015
The importance of contextual variables when judging fairness: An examination of counterfactual thoughts and fairness theory
JM Nicklin, R Greenbaum, LA McNall, R Folger, KJ Williams
Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes 114 (2), 127-141, 2011
1162011
Interaction of core self-evaluations and perceived organizational support on work-to-family enrichment
LA McNall, AD Masuda, LR Shanock, JM Nicklin
The Journal of psychology 145 (2), 133-149, 2011
1072011
Telecommuting: what? Why? When? and how?
JM Nicklin, CP Cerasoli, KL Dydyn
The impact of ICT on work, 41-70, 2016
782016
Letters of recommendation: Controversy and consensus from expert perspectives
JM Nicklin, SG Roch
International Journal of Selection and Assessment 17 (1), 76-91, 2009
612009
Balancing work, school, and personal life among graduate students: A positive psychology approach
JM Nicklin, EJ Meachon, LA McNall
Applied Research in Quality of Life 14, 1265-1286, 2019
582019
The role of overall organizational justice perceptions within the four-dimensional framework
JM Nicklin, LA McNall, CP Cerasoli, SR Strahan, JA Cavanaugh
Social justice research 27, 243-270, 2014
442014
Reactions to others' mistakes: An empirical test of fairness theory
JM Nicklin, KJ Williams
The Journal of psychology 143 (5), 533-558, 2009
442009
Biases Influencing Recommendation Letter Contents: Physical Attractiveness and Gender1
JM Nicklin, SG Roch
Journal of Applied Social Psychology 38 (12), 3053-3074, 2008
432008
Self-regulation of goals and performance: Effects of discrepancy feedback, regulatory focus, and self-efficacy
JM Nicklin, KJ Williams
Psychology 2 (3), 187-201, 2011
342011
Meta-analytic decisions and reliability: A serendipitous case of three independent telecommuting meta-analyses
LRG Nieminen, JM Nicklin, TK McClure, M Chakrabarti
Journal of Business and Psychology 26, 105-121, 2011
342011
Positive work-life outcomes: Exploring selfcompassion and balance
JM Nicklin, K Seguin, S Flaherty
European Journal of Applied Positive Psychology 3 (6), 1-13, 2019
232019
Expertise, counterfactual thinking, and fairness perceptions: A test of fairness theory
JM Nicklin
Social Justice Research 26, 42-60, 2013
222013
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