SHOULD I DO IT OR NOT? AN INITIAL MODEL OF COGNITIVE PROCESSES PREDICTING VOICE BEHAVIORS.

2008/08/01 by DAN S. CHIABURU, Dan S. Chiaburu, SOPHIA V. MARINOVA +3
Decision Sciences · Psychology · Social Sciences · #Decision-Making and Behavioral Economics #Social and Intergroup Psychology #Team Dynamics and Performance

paper · doi:10.5465/ambpp.2008.33663285

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Abstract

Voice, a type of discretionary behavior, is a function of elaborate cognitive processes. We develop a conceptual model explicating cognitive processes as antecedents to voice. We draw on work in social psychology with an emphasis on dual process decision making theories (e.g., systematic vs. heuristic processing) to guide our model.

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