Lisa M. Finkelstein
Affiliations: | Psychology | Northern Illinois University, DeKalb, IL, United States |
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Varghese L, Finkelstein L. (2020) An investigation of self-efficacy crossover between mentors and protégés within mentoring dyads. Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences |
Varghese LS, Rogers AP, Finkelstein L, et al. (2020) Examining mentors as buffers of burnout for employees high in neuroticism Human Resource Development Quarterly. 31: 281-300 |
Finkelstein LM, Voyles EC, Thomas CL, et al. (2019) A Daily Diary Study of Responses to Age Meta-stereotypes Work, Aging and Retirement. 6: 28-45 |
Varghese L, Lindeman MIH, Finkelstein L. (2018) Dodging the double bind: the role of warmth and competence on the relationship between interview communication styles and perceptions of women’s hirability European Journal of Work and Organizational Psychology. 27: 418-429 |
Kraiger K, Finkelstein LM, Varghese LS. (2018) Enacting Effective Mentoring Behaviors: Development and Initial Investigation of the Cuboid of Mentoring Journal of Business and Psychology. 34: 403-424 |
Finkelstein LM, Costanza DP, Goodwin GF. (2017) Do your high potentials have potential? The impact of individual differences and designation on leader success Personnel Psychology. 71: 3-22 |
Fisher GG, Truxillo DM, Finkelstein LM, et al. (2017) Age discrimination: Potential for adverse impact and differential prediction related to age Human Resource Management Review. 27: 316-327 |
Bailey SF, Voyles EC, Finkelstein L, et al. (2016) Who is your ideal mentor? An exploratory study of mentor prototypes Career Development International. 21: 160-175 |
Scheuer ML, Burton JP, Barber LK, et al. (2016) Linking Abusive Supervision to Employee Engagement and Exhaustion Organization Management Journal. 13: 138-147 |
Lynch JE, Finkelstein LM. (2015) An experimental investigation into judgment and behavioral implications of disability-based stereotypes in simulated work decisions: Evidence of shifting standards Journal of Applied Social Psychology. 45: 613-628 |