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From first impressions to selection decisions: The role of dispositional cognitive motivations in the employment interview
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Personnel Review
Personnel Review (2019) 48 (1): 249–272.
Published: 02 August 2018
... by first impressions. Originality/value The present study goes beyond previous research on first impressions in the employment interview, finding that dispositional differences account for the tendency to weigh first impressions in the selection decision. H2. Interviewer behaviors during...
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The role of privacy invasion and fairness in understanding job applicant reactions to potentially inappropriate/discriminatory interview questions
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Personnel Review
Personnel Review (2016) 45 (2): 392–418.
Published: 07 March 2016
... in turn influence job applicants’ fairness perceptions and behavioral intentions. This study also demonstrates that privacy invasion perceptions fully mediate the effect of inappropriate/discriminatory employment interview questions on fairness perceptions. Moreover, the findings show that privacy...
