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Organizational psychological ownership, psychological entitlement and innovative work behavior: the mediating effect of knowledge hiding
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Management Decision
Management Decision 1–24.
Published: 09 January 2026
... sharing while neglecting the obstructive role of knowledge hiding. To address these gaps, this study investigates how organizational psychological ownership and psychological entitlement influence innovative work behavior, with knowledge hiding examined as a mediating mechanism. Design/methodology...
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Perceived scarcity on workplace ethics: greed, social undermining, cutting corner and psychological entitlement
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Management Decision
Management Decision (2026) 64 (4): 1483–1505.
Published: 28 March 2025
... entitlement in this relationship. It posits that when psychological entitlement is high, perceived scarcity is more likely to incite ethical fading through dispositional greed, social undermining and cutting corners. Design/methodology/approach The current study is conducted by using the positivism...
