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Personnel Review
Personnel Review 1–22.
Published: 10 September 2026
... structural equation model was used to test the theoretical model. Findings The results show that when managers perceive themselves as having lower status, they are more likely to experience lower self-esteem, which in turn motivates them to cover up their subordinates' wrongdoing. Moreover, the indirect...
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Personnel Review
Personnel Review (2004) 33 (5): 607–608.
Published: 01 October 2004
...‐solving”, “re‐framing and creativity”, “empowerment”, and “success and self‐esteem”. The tales are a mixture of fables, personal experiences, myths and real examples from organisations. Many tales may be used for more than one purpose. Some work better with groups, others in one‐to‐one coaching. Each tale...
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Journal:
Personnel Review
Personnel Review (2002) 31 (4): 495–503.
Published: 01 August 2002
... to better understand how the self‐esteem motive and a lack of self‐concept clarity cause self‐censorship. Person‐focused and feedback‐focused strategies to reduce self‐censorship are described, and directions for future research are suggested. One of the reasons often given for self‐censorship...
