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Articles in MOR Volume 7, Issue 3 |
Editorial Responsibility: Managing the Publishing Process to Do Good and Do Well
Herman Aguinis and Sofia J. Vaschetto |
Author Ethical Dilemmas in the Research Publication Process
Xiao-Ping Chen |
Maximizing Your Data or Data Slicing? Recommendations for Managing Multiple Submissions from the Same Dataset
Bradley L. Kirkman and Gilad Chen |
Climbing the Higher Mountain: The Challenges of Multilevel, Multisource, and Longitudinal Research Designs
Carol T. Kulik |
Working in Research Teams: Lessons from Personal Experiences
Thomas W. Lee and Terence R. Mitchell |
Presenting Post Hoc Hypotheses as A Priori: Ethical and Theoretical Issues
Kwok Leung |
Ethical Issues Faced by Editors and Reviewers
Deborah E. Rupp |
And Justice for All: Our Research Participants Considered as Valued Stakeholders
Thomas A. Wright |
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