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The relation of instrumental and symbolic attributes to a company's attractiveness as an employer
F Lievens, S Highhouse
Personnel psychology 56 (1), 75-102, 2003
16482003
Measuring attraction to organizations
S Highhouse, F Lievens, EF Sinar
Educational and psychological Measurement 63 (6), 986-1001, 2003
13252003
Stubborn reliance on intuition and subjectivity in employee selection
S Highhouse
Industrial and organizational psychology 1 (3), 333-342, 2008
7322008
Personality trait inferences about organizations: development of a measure and assessment of construct validity.
JE Slaughter, MJ Zickar, S Highhouse, DC Mohr
Journal of applied psychology 89 (1), 85, 2004
5502004
Social-identity functions of attraction to organizations
S Highhouse, EE Thornbury, IS Little
Organizational behavior and human decision processes 103 (1), 134-146, 2007
5412007
An organizational impression management perspective on the formation of corporate reputations
S Highhouse, ME Brooks, G Gregarus
Journal of management 35 (6), 1481-1493, 2009
5072009
Designing experiments that generalize
S Highhouse
Organizational Research Methods 12 (3), 554-566, 2009
4142009
Assessing company employment image: An example in the fast food industry
S Highhouse, MJ Zickar, TJ Thorsteinson, SL Stierwalt, JE Slaughter
Personnel Psychology 52 (1), 151-172, 1999
3421999
Do samples really matter that much?
S Highhouse, JZ Gillespie
Statistical and methodological myths and urban legends, 267-286, 2010
3122010
Are maximizers really unhappy? The measurement of maximizing tendency
DL Diab, MA Gillespie, S Highhouse
Judgment and Decision making 3 (5), 364-370, 2008
3022008
Effects of advertised human resource management practices on attraction of African American applicants
S Highhouse, SL Stierwalt, P Bachiochi, AE Elder, G Fisher
Personnel Psychology 52 (2), 425-442, 1999
2711999
Context-dependent selection: The effects of decoy and phantom job candidates
S Highhouse
Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes 65 (1), 68-76, 1996
2691996
Familiarity, ambivalence, and firm reputation: Is corporate fame a double-edged sword?
ME Brooks, S Highhouse, SS Russell, DC Mohr
Journal of Applied Psychology 88 (5), 904, 2003
2452003
Relation of job search and choice process with subsequent satisfaction
CD Crossley, S Highhouse
Journal of Economic Psychology 26 (2), 255-268, 2005
2392005
Perspectives, perceptions, and risk-taking behavior
S Highhouse, P Yüce
Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes 65 (2), 159-167, 1996
2341996
Examining corporate reputation judgments with generalizability theory.
S Highhouse, A Broadfoot, JE Yugo, SA Devendorf
Journal of Applied Psychology 94 (3), 782, 2009
2192009
Development and validation of the general risk propensity scale (GRiPS)
DC Zhang, S Highhouse, CD Nye
Journal of Behavioral Decision Making 32 (2), 152-167, 2019
2182019
Assessing the candidate as a whole: A historical and critical analysis of individual psychological assessment for personnel decision making
S Highhouse
Personnel Psychology 55 (2), 363-396, 2002
2052002
Essentials of personnel assessment and selection
S Highhouse, D Doverspike, RM Guion
Routledge, 2015
1902015
Lay perceptions of selection decision aids in US and non‐US samples
DL Diab, SY Pui, M Yankelevich, S Highhouse
International Journal of Selection and Assessment 19 (2), 209-216, 2011
1632011
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