Morela Hernandez, Ph.D.

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2007 Duke University, Durham, NC 
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Management Business Administration
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Sim B. Sitkin grad student 2007 Duke
 (Stewardship: Theoretical development and empirical test of its determinants.)
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Khattab J, Knippenberg DLV, Pieterse AN, et al. (2020) A Network Utilization Perspective on the Leadership Advancement of Minorities Academy of Management Review. 45: 109-129
Noval LJ, Hernandez M. (2019) The Unwitting Accomplice: How Organizations Enable Motivated Reasoning and Self-Serving Behavior Journal of Business Ethics. 157: 699-713
Hernandez M, Avery DR, Volpone SD, et al. (2018) Bargaining while Black: The role of race in salary negotiations. The Journal of Applied Psychology
Hernandez M, Guarana CL. (2018) An Examination of the Temporal Intricacies of Job Engagement Journal of Management. 44: 149206315622573
Guarana CL, Li J(, Hernandez M. (2017) Examining the Effects of Manager-Subordinate Gender Match on Managerial Response to Voice Journal of Experimental Social Psychology. 72: 147-160
Guarana CL, Hernandez M. (2016) Identified Ambivalence: When Cognitive Conflicts Can Help Individuals Overcome Cognitive Traps. The Journal of Applied Psychology
Hernandez M, Avery DR, Tonidandel S, et al. (2015) The Role of Proximal Social Contexts: Assessing Stigma-by-Association Effects on Leader Appraisals. The Journal of Applied Psychology
Guarana CL, Hernandez M. (2015) Building sense out of situational complexity: The role of ambivalence in creating functional leadership processes Organizational Psychology Review. 5: 50-73
Hernandez M, Long CP, Sitkin SB. (2014) Cultivating Follower Trust: Are All Leader Behaviors Equally Influential? Organization Studies. 35: 1867-1892
Liu D, Hernandez M, Wang L. (2014) The Role of Leadership and Trust in Creating Structural Patterns of Team Procedural Justice: A Social Network Investigation Personnel Psychology. 67: 801-845
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