Organizational Behaviour & Human Resources Management

Assessing the chances of success: naïve statistics versus kind experience

Additive integration of information is ubiquitous in judgment and has been shown to be effective even when multiplicative rules of probability theory are prescribed. We explore the generality of these findings in the context of estimating probabilities of success in contests.

Author(s) Name: 
Hogarth R M, Kanchan Mukherjee and Soyer E
Journal Name: 
Journal of Experimental Psychology: Learning, Memory and Cognition
Published Date: 
Vol. 39(1), January 2013, P 14-32
Year of Publication: 
2013

Age-Moderated Effects of Consequence and Intent Information on Punishment: An Intuitive Prosecutorial Interpretation

In responding to wrongdoings, people simultaneously pursue the goals of social control and fairness to the wrongdoer. Social control necessitates stronger weighting of consequences than causes; fairness entails the opposite.

Author(s) Name: 
Ramadhar Singh, Ming Antoinette Ramasamy, William T. Self, Joseph J. P. Simons and Patrick K. F. Lin
Journal Name: 
The Journal of Genetic Psychology: Research and Theory on Human Development
Published Date: 
Vol. 174, Issue 1, 2013, P 1-24
Year of Publication: 
2013

From wrongdoing to imprisonment: Test of a causal–moral model

The authors tested a causal-moral model of punishment in which (a) causal attribution and moral responsibility are distinct precursors of punishment, and (b) dispositional attribution leads to blame which, in turn, determines imprisonment.

Author(s) Name: 
Ramadhar Singh, Joseph J.P. Simons, William T. Self, Philip E. Tetlock, Paul A. Bell, James May, Richard J. Crisp, Susheel Kaur, Jacob A. Benfield and William J. Sziemko
Journal Name: 
IIMB Management Review
Published Date: 
Vol. 24, Issue 2, June 2012, P 73-78
Year of Publication: 
2012

Association, Culture, and Collective Imprisonment: Tests of a Two-Route Causal-Moral Model

The authors tested a model in which a group's association with an offender impacts collective imprisonment indirectly via dispositional attribution and blame to the group, culture does so indirectly via blame, and severity of outcome directly determines imprisonment.

Author(s) Name: 
Ramadhar Singha, Joseph J. P. Simons, William T. Self, Philip E. Tetlock, Yuriko Zemba, Susumu Yamaguchi, Chandra Y. Osborn, Jeffrey D. Fisher, James May and Susheel Kaur
Journal Name: 
Basic and Applied Social Psychology
Published Date: 
Vol. 34, Issue 3, June 2012, P 269-277
Year of Publication: 
2012

Developing a “Responsible Business” Course for Business Schools in India

In recent years, the financial crisis and the environmental upheavals that the globe is experiencing calls for systemic thinking on issues that affect human life.

Author(s) Name: 
Vasanthi Srinivasan
Journal Name: 
Vikalpa
Published Date: 
Vol. 37, No. 2, April-June 2012, P 102-108
Year of Publication: 
2012

Business Ethics in the South and South East Asia

This article attempts to understand the state of teaching, training and research in business ethics in the South and South East Asian region. The countries surveyed are Bangladesh, Bhutan, Cambodia, India, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Thailand and Vietnam.

Author(s) Name: 
Vasanthi Srinivasan
Journal Name: 
Journal of Business Ethics
Published Date: 
Vol. 104(1), PP 73-81, 2012
Year of Publication: 
2012

Bridging the Cross-Cultural Transformational Li (Distance Measure) at Huawei Technology India Private Limited

The rapid growth of Information Technology (IT) globally fuelled by innovation and customer demands propelled companies to globalize. India witnessed several global technology giants thriving on Indian soils during this phase and Huawei Technology India Pvt. Ltd. (HTIPL) was one such.

Author(s) Name: 
Bidipta Das, Menaka Rao and Vasanthi Srinivasan
Journal Name: 
South Asian Journal of Management
Published Date: 
Vol. 19(1) PP 138-153, January-March 2012
Year of Publication: 
2012

Governance of IIMs: A Critique of the Bhargava Committee Report

The Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs) are structured for decentralised governance with the faculty chairing administrative positions, and all major policy decisions being taken with the involvement and concurrence of the faculty body.

Author(s) Name: 
Amit Gupta and Ganesh N Prabhu
Journal Name: 
Economic & Political Weekly
Published Date: 
Vol. 46(17), PP 16-20, 2011
Year of Publication: 
2011

Contextual Factors and Help Seeking Behaviors of People With Disabilities

The objective of this article is to provide a framework of contextual factors that affect help seeking expectancies and behaviors of people with disabilities.

Author(s) Name: 
Mukta Kulkarni
Journal Name: 
Human Resource Development Review
Published Date: 
Vol. 11(1) PP 77-96, August 2011
Year of Publication: 
2011

Socialization of People with Disabilities in the Workplace

Socialization has crucial outcomes for both the employee and the employer. Through an exploratory qualitative study conducted in India, we examined how people with disabilities (PWD) viewed various aspects of their socialization process.

Author(s) Name: 
Mukta Kulkarni and Mark L. Lengnick-Hall
Journal Name: 
Human Resource Management
Published Date: 
Vol. 50(4) PP 521-540, July-August 2011
Year of Publication: 
2011
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