... aspects of ethics, withdrawal behaviors, and socio‐demographic predictors. Ethical climate Organizational justice Withdrawal behaviours Lateness Absence Intent to leave Teachers Job satisfaction Israel Individual behaviour © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2012 Withdrawal...

... against retaliation by imposing fines or even jail sentences for those guilty of retaliation (Kleckner and Johnson, 2004). Eileen Weisenbach Keller can be contacted at: weisenbace1@nku.edu © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2011 Violence Individual behaviour Universities Management...

... not shared by classical social choice theories. Cognition Decision making Epistemology Individual behaviour Decision making has long been identified with the rational coordination of beliefs and desires, both in its non‐technical, folk‐psychological expression, and in the more arcane...

... that individual skills or attributes may not be enough to guarantee success: Ellen Goldring can be contacted at: ellen.b.goldring@vanderbilt.edu © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2008 Education Leadership Principals Schools Individual behaviour 1. How do principals allocate...

... of teacher mistreatment; these are the only studies on this topic completed in the USA. Practical implications and suggestions for future research are included. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2008 Teachers Principals Bullying Individual behaviour United States of America...

... and their students' achievement on standardized tests. They describe the practices they observed related to teacher's OCB: Distributive control Leadership Teachers Trust Individual behaviour Current interest in distributed sources of leadership is pervasive among both researchers and practicing...

... and the concept of pupil control ideology and its measure (PCI form) continue to be useful to researchers as they analyze behavior in school organizations. © MCB UP Limited 2001 Individual behaviour Children Schools The Pennsylvania State University pupil control studies began with a case study...

.... Finally, a research agenda for the study of trust in schools is sketched. © MCB UP Limited 1998 Health Individual behaviour Open management Schools Trust The philosopher Annette Baier (1985) observes that trust is so ubiquitous we hardly notice it. “Most of us notice … trust most...

... was that leaders are successful if they combine transactional and transformational leadership styles in a way that is sensible to the led. © MCB UP Limited 1998 Cognition Employee development Individual behaviour Leadership Schools Teachers Schools in Israel have undergone significant changes...

... themselves with the executive skills to be learned as well as the mentoring process. The study by Boon (1992) on the mentor‐protégé relationship among secondary school principals in Singapore is guided by three research questions: © MCB UP Limited 1998 Individual behaviour Management...

... of subject matter.” 11 “Students who do homework are more likely to understand subject matter.” Attitude surveys Individual behaviour Involvement Policy Schools Teachers Homework has been around almost as long as classwork, one of those perennial concerns of educators and parents alike...

...", Educational Researcher, Vol. 10, 1981, p. 9. © MCB UP Limited 1989 Education Individual behaviour Leadership Management USA ...