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    When is a threat more or less of a threat? The sensitivity of psychologically central identities to threat and the resulting impact on work 

    Johnson, Hana Huang
    Psychologically central identities are those that are so important to individuals’ self-definition that they are top-of-mind for individuals across situations. This becomes a critical consideration when these identities interfere with employees’ behavior at work. In this dissertation, I support the existence of psychological ...

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    AuthorJohnson, Hana Huang (1)Subject
    Business administration (1)
    business administration (1)
    Identity; Identity salience; Identity threat; Openness to experience; Psychological centrality (1)
    Management (1)
    Organizational behavior (1)
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