Clusters of general counterproductive behavior and associated personality profiles.
Journal of Applied Psychology, Vol 111(8), Aug 2026, 955-986; doi:10.1037/apl0001344 Counterproductive behavior (e.g., aggression, theft, dishonesty) is[…]
Dirty work history and future career success: Does the “dirt” stick?
Journal of Applied Psychology, Vol 111(8), Aug 2026, 1008-1036; doi:10.1037/apl0001367 Although research has identified the negative experiences[…]
Turning the envious boss into a friend or a foe: The emotional and behavioral reactions to being envied by one’s supervisor and its impact on leader–member exchange.
Journal of Applied Psychology, Vol 111(8), Aug 2026, 987-1007; doi:10.1037/apl0001366 In recent years, research on workplace envy[…]
Capitalizing on proactive personality over organizational socialization tactics in newcomer learning: A meta-analytic investigation.
Journal of Applied Psychology, Vol 111(7), Jul 2026, 901-915; doi:10.1037/apl0001351 The evolving workplace dynamics make it difficult[…]
The referral penalty: Decreased perceptions of merit undermine helping behavior toward referred employees.
Journal of Applied Psychology, Vol 111(7), Jul 2026, 882-900; doi:10.1037/apl0001352 Employee referrals are commonly used by organizations[…]
Uncovering a motherhood advantage: How parenthood impacts perceptions of the meaning of work and work outcomes.
Journal of Applied Psychology, Vol 111(7), Jul 2026, 827-847; doi:10.1037/apl0001355 Working parents constitute a substantial segment of[…]
What’s your 5 to 9? Antecedents and outcomes of profiles of daily recovery experience trajectories across the evening.
Journal of Applied Psychology, Vol 111(7), Jul 2026, 861-881; doi:10.1037/apl0001354 Every day at work employees are faced[…]
Amicable rivalries and hostile rivalries: Divergent profiles of motivation and unethical conduct.
Journal of Applied Psychology, Vol 111(7), Jul 2026, 848-860; doi:10.1037/apl0001353 Rivalries motivate competitive performance but can also[…]
Read CNTR’s February 2026 News & Opportunities eNewsletter
CNTR’s February newsletter is packed with momentum and forward-looking initiatives advancing trauma research and data infrastructure. Key[…]
Advancing Soft Tissue Coverage in Trauma and Acute Care Surgery – CNTR and Aroa Launch the COVER Study
CNTR has partnered with Aroa Biosurgery Limited to launch the COVER (Combined OFM and Vacuum-assisted therapy for[…]
Building the Future of Trauma Data: CNTR Researchers Earn Prestigious FHIR Training Stipends
CNTR is pleased to announce that our outstanding research associates–Nick Medrano and Ashley Moreno–won competitive stipends to[…]
Recognizing the Patterns
During the past week, a few people have asked me why I am now choosing to speak[…]
Read CNTR’s January 2026 News & Opportunities eNewsletter
Happy New Year! Catch up on CNTR’s news and opportunities: New evidence on rib fracture care:A major[…]
New Data Show that Fixing Ribs Early Can Save Lives
Rib fractures are a common injury after trauma, but when multiple ribs are broken—or when the chest[…]
CNTR Advocates for ARPA-H and CDMRP Funding
The Coalition for National Trauma Research recently participated in two key federal advocacy activities aimed at strengthening[…]
Read CNTR’s December News & Opportunities eNewsletter
Catch up on the latest from CNTR–read our December e-newsletter! The AC Forum — an affiliate of[…]
Statement of Gratitude from the Coalition for National Trauma Research
On this Veterans Day, the Coalition for National Trauma Research (CNTR) extends our deepest gratitude to the[…]
Read CNTR’s November News & Opportunities eNewsletter
Catch up on the latest from CNTR–read our November e-newsletter! -Find out who was awarded the new[…]
CNTR Leaders and Patient Partners Participate in 2025 PCORI Meeting
Researchers, patients, caregivers—including several affiliated with CNTR—convened last month at the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI) Annual[…]
New Resources for Medical Research Communicators
Amidst current funding recisions and proposed steep federal funding cuts for research, it’s never been more important[…]