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Thus, drawing on the tripartite view of attitude, the present study develops and examines a model of the relationship between employees' psychological ownership (cognitive component), territoriality (behavioral component), work relationship closeness (affective component) and turnover intention (attitude).

In this study, we develop and examine a model of leaders' impression management during organizational decline by elaborating on the roles of publicity, image concerns, and incentive compensation.

We have specified and examined a model of long‐term interindustry wage differences that decomposes the measure into a part due to unobservable individual heterogeneity and a part due to employer heterogeneity.

The study proposes and examines a theoretical contingency model regarding the effect of customer involvement modes on project success, moderated by project characteristics.

The key objective of this study is to propose and examine a conceptual model that best explains the key factors influencing Jordanian customers' intentions and adoption of Internet banking.

To elucidate a relevant function for TRPML3 in hair cells, we generated and examined a mouse model that allows conditional Trpml3 inactivation.

SBML format is used to share and examine a biological model.

In an early attempt to formulate quantitative genetic predictions about extinction risk due to adaptive constraints, Lynch and Lande (1993) examined a model where fitness is determined by a single quantitative trait and the population must adapt to a continuously changing optimum to persist.

Bhattacharyya and Nanda (2000) examined a model based on incentives for understanding innovation in the investment banking sector.

The aim of the present work was to develop and examine an integrated model for identification of promising CNS tracer candidates.

The linear curve is often used as a default, and we therefore further examined a model with a piecewise linear shape and one with a flat slope below the lowest observed level of exposure.