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Most arbitration research has been conducted in United States, despite the growth of arbitration internationally. In this study, we plan to examine one area where cross-cultural differences between Chinese and Americans have been found - attribution - and explore what effects this might have on...
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We collected a five-round survey in Taiwan to investigate the relationships among conflict perceptions, negative moods, and turnover intention. We used a two-level hierarchical linear modeling (HLM) to test our hypotheses and controlled for measures of the previous time interval. Our initial...
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Social mobility is associated with opportunities, justice, equality, and well-being. Therefore, perceiving society as highly mobile is often presumed to have only beneficial outcomes for individuals. Departing from this account, we investigated a potential undesired effect of consumers’ social...
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When companies have service failures, they need to not only fix the actual problem but also to communicate with customers in ways that do not damage the relationship. This study examines whether people with different cultural orientations react differently to the communications that attack or...
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