* Emonet XII Paper Presentations:

View Emonet XII pre-recorded paper presentations through the links below. All papers are organised following thematic sessions.

Paper Session 1: Happy Vibes (Session Chair: Peter J. Jordan)

“The what and how of positive feedback: A review and experimental study of positive feedback ‘best-practices’” (Svetieva & Lopes, 2020)

“Emotions in workplace: An organizational context” (Thomas, 2020)

“Unmet entitlement and employee’s emotion regulation motives to achieve job satisfaction” (Langerud, Jordan, Xerri, & Biggs, 2020)

Paper Session 2: Emotions in Human Resource (Session Chair: Charmine E. J. Härtel)

“The social consequences of job crafting: An examination of crafting type on emotional and behavioral reactions of co-worker” (Chen & Yang, 2020)

“Affect under need satisfaction and need thwarting: A new classification for the prediction of creative performance in employees” (Zhang, Ye, & Bu, 2020)

Paper Session 3: Emotions in Abuse and Incivility (Session Chair: Audrey Y. L. Teh)

“Effects of authentic and inauthentic emotion expression in response to abusive supervision” (Rafferty, Troth, & Jordan, 2020)

“When and why do people sleep poorly after unfair treatment from their colleagues? The role of negative emotions and dispositional optimism” (Ohana, 2020)

“How supervisors’ compassionate but unethical behavior impacts subordinates’ unethical behavior: A sensemaking process” (Wei, Li, & Zhu, 2020)

“Volunteering as a coping strategy of incivility: A theoretical model” (Tarab, 2020)

Paper Session 4: Emotional Labour (Session Chair: Ronald H. Humphrey)

“A conceptual framework of research themes and future directions for a frontline employee – Customer interpersonal exchange approach to emotional labor” (Klein, 2020)

“Revisiting Joseph and Newman: Specifying the role of emotional labor in the cascading model of emotional intelligence” (McCleskey, Berrios, & Gruda, 2020)

“Emotional labor on the ward: The intricacies of rules and space” (Dickason, 2020)

“The group matters: Linking group identification and intergroup conflict to emotional labour strategies” (Nedeljkovic, Gracia, Martínez-Tur, Hidalgo, & Salvador, 2020)

Paper Session 5: Not-So-Pleasant Emotions (Session Chair: Ashlea C. Troth)

“The social consequences of anger expression: An interpersonal perception perspective of anger expression, anger apology and leader emergence” (Jiang, Fan, & He, 2020)

“Understanding revenge behaviors toward the supervisor’s negative gossip: Roles of gossiper, victim, and innocent” (Geng, Chen, & Liu, 2020)

“The emotions of failure in organizational life” (Smollan & Singh, 2020) (Best Paper)

“The impact of social rejection on value priorities: The mediating role of emotional reactions” (Amirzadeh, Ashkanasy, & Harati, 2020)

Paper Session 6: Emotions and Performance (Session Chair: Neal M. Ashkanasy)

“Resistance to proactive behavior: Impact on proactive individuals’ emotions and subsequent behaviors” (El Mansouri & Strauss, 2020) (Best Student Paper)

“Examining the identity leadership and team performance relationship: A two stage moderation-mediation model” (Bialkowski, Ashkanasy, Collins, & Härtel, 2020)

“Does supervisor family support trigger job performance? Role of demand, conflict, balance and attitude” (Talukder, 2020)

Paper Session 7: Feelings and Change (Session Chair: Ann Parkinson)

“Ambivalent feelings about organizational change under NPM” (Sai, 2020)

“The evolvement of emotion-related practices in a self-liquidating organisation in the context of radical change” (Krisberga-Sinigoi, 2020)

“Releasing the pressure valve: Workplace relationships in a time of disruption” (Parkinson, 2020)

Paper Session 8: Emotions in Entrepreneurship and Sustainability (Session Chair: Chao Miao)

“It takes more than two to tango: Everyday, passionate consumer-entrepreneurship” (Discua Cruz & Halliday, 2020)

“A bibliometric review of the socioemotional wealth and family business literature” (Gargallo-Castel, 2020)

“Exploring the emotional experiences and coping strategies of sustainability change agents” (Russell & Victoria, 2020)

“Two minutes to midnight: Unpacking organizational responses to the existential risk of biodiversity loss” (Nath, 2020)