Social Behavior and Personality: an international journal

The Multidimensional Ethics Scale (MES) originally developed by Reidenbach and Robin (1988, 1990) is one of the most commonly used measures in business ethics research (McMahon & Harvey, 2007). Since its initial development, the MES has been...

Learning disabilities (LD) and the related stigma have profound impacts on people with LD. Yu, Zhang, and Yan (2005) found that children with LD exhibited a lower level of peer acceptance than did NLD (nonlearning disabled) children. In order to...

Theories of network exchange investigate "structural power conditions," which are contingencies across connected relations which affect the distribution of payoffs in exchange networks (Willer, 1999). To that end, a focal activity of network exchange...

The service industry is one of the most important income-generating sectors in small states. In the last few decades, some small states have been important service centers in banking, finance and trade services. Among these, Singapore and Hong Kong...

Expatriate workers are necessary to guarantee foreign subsidiaries' operations remain competitive. Therefore, having effective expatriates is valuable for multinational companies' (MNCs') headquarters. As suggested by Harvey and Novicevic (2001),...

Individuals experience negative emotions such as grief, sadness, burnout and failure at times during their life. In order to cope with such negative emotions, they need to relieve, calm down and most importantly get over these negative emotions...