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Robert A. Giacalone

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Business Administration/Interdisciplinary Temple University, Philadelphia, PA, United States 
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Management Business Administration, Industrial Psychology
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Mark D. Promislo grad student 2010 Temple University

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Promislo MD, Giacalone RA, Deckop JR. (2017) Assessing Three Models of Materialism–Postmaterialism and Their Relationship with Well-Being: A Theoretical Extension Journal of Business Ethics. 143: 531-541
Harold CM, Oh IS, Holtz BC, et al. (2016) Fit and Frustration as Drivers of Targeted Counterproductive Work Behaviors: A Multifoci Perspective. The Journal of Applied Psychology
Jurkiewicz CL, Giacalone RA. (2016) How Will We Know It When We See It? Conceptualizing the Ethical Organization Public Organization Review. 16: 409-420
Giacalone RA, Jurkiewicz CL, Promislo M. (2016) Ethics and Well-Being: The Paradoxical Implications of Individual Differences in Ethical Orientation Journal of Business Ethics. 137: 491-506
Jurkiewicz CL, Giacalone RA. (2016) Organizational Determinants of Ethical Dysfunctionality Journal of Business Ethics. 136: 1-12
Giacalone RA. (2015) The Error of Our Whey Public Integrity. 17: 225-226
Deckop JR, Giacalone RA, Jurkiewicz CL. (2015) Materialism and Workplace Behaviors: Does Wanting More Result in Less? Social Indicators Research. 121: 787-803
Clouse M, Giacalone RA, Olsen TD, et al. (2015) Individual Ethical Orientations and the Perceived Acceptability of Questionable Finance Ethics Decisions Journal of Business Ethics
Giacalone RA, Promislo MD, Goldberg DE, et al. (2014) Shifting Values, Student Educational Preferences, and Ethics in the Business Curriculum Journal of Business Ethics Education. 11: 41-68
Jurkiewicz CL, Giacalone RA, Bittick RM. (2014) The Squeaky Wheel Approach to Teaching Ethics : Learning from Letters of Ethical Complaint Public Integrity. 6: 249-262
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