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Joseph Regina
Joseph Regina
Assistant Professor of Management at Rutgers University - Camden
Bestätigte E-Mail-Adresse bei usf.edu
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Office housework, burnout, and promotion: Does gender matter?
S Jang, TD Allen, J Regina
Journal of Business and Psychology 36 (5), 793-805, 2021
372021
Toward a better understanding of the causal effects of role demands on work–family conflict: A genetic modeling approach.
TD Allen, J Regina, BM Wiernik, AM Waiwood
Journal of Applied Psychology 108 (3), 520, 2023
152023
A workercentric view of COVID-19
TD Allen, J Regina, AM Waiwood
Industrial and Organizational Psychology 14 (1-2), 254-259, 2021
102021
Masculinity contest culture: Harmful for whom? An examination of emotional exhaustion.
J Regina, TD Allen
Journal of occupational health psychology 28 (2), 117, 2023
52023
Taking rivalries home: Workplace rivalry and work-to-family conflict
J Regina, TD Allen
Journal of Vocational Behavior 141, 103844, 2023
22023
Invisible Families, Clear Consequences: Work-Family Integration Among Employees in Same Gender Presenting Romantic Relationships
J Regina
University of South Florida, 2023
2023
" Office housework, burnout, and promotion: Does gender matter?": Correction.
S Jang, TD Allen, J Regina
Springer, 2021
2021
Office Housework, Burnout, and Promotion: Does Gender Matter?(vol 56, pg 936, 2020)
S Jang, TD Allen, J Regina
JOURNAL OF BUSINESS AND PSYCHOLOGY 36 (5), 941-941, 2021
2021
Correction to: Office Housework, Burnout, and Promotion: Does Gender Matter?
J Seulki, TD Allen, R Joseph
Journal of Business and Psychology 36 (5), 941-941, 2021
2021
Why Are Women Leaving STEM? An Examination of Workplace Rivalry
J Regina
University of South Florida, 2020
2020
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