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Full-Text Articles in Business
The Effects Of Group Personality Composition On Project Team Performance: Operationalizations And Outcomes, Mark Collins
The Effects Of Group Personality Composition On Project Team Performance: Operationalizations And Outcomes, Mark Collins
Doctoral Dissertations
Teams are used to achieve organizational goals and objectives, and their success has led to a broad increase in their use in businesses, non-profits and NGO’s. Extant research suggests that group personality composition is related to team performance (Barry and Stewart, 1996; Halfhill, Nielsen, Sundstrom, and Weilbaecher, 2005; Peeters, Rutte, Tuijl, and Reymen, 2006; Bell, 2007). Project teams are frequently used in the business world and undertake a wide variety of tasks (Hackman, 1990). This paper investigates the relationship between the group personality composition of project teams and team performance. The study context is project teams involved in a semester-long …
Three Justifications For Support Of Female Student Affairs Professionals, Anna Filipek Adams
Three Justifications For Support Of Female Student Affairs Professionals, Anna Filipek Adams
Masters Theses
Female student affairs professionals have experienced much advancement in the field. Yet we still suffer gender discrimination in our career paths, salaries, and work experiences. Unfortunately, this issue is not seen as important by decision makers, due to the acceptance of slow change, the past reluctances to begin this discussion, and the arguments of critics. In order to reinvigorate our growth and advancement in the field, I argue that there is value in supporting female student affairs professionals.
I justify the value of supporting of female student affairs professionals from student affairs, human resources, and cultural studies perspectives. From a …
Client Responses To Non-Compliant Audits: An Analysis Of Clients Targeted By Pcaob Inspection, Quinn Thomas Swanquist
Client Responses To Non-Compliant Audits: An Analysis Of Clients Targeted By Pcaob Inspection, Quinn Thomas Swanquist
Doctoral Dissertations
PCAOB inspectors are afforded privileged insight into the quality of audits selected for inspection. Using inspection reports from 2005-2012, I create a unique sample of audits that were inspected by the PCAOB (i.e., all of an auditor’s clients were selected for inspection). By tracing inspection findings to specific engagements, I directly identify compliant and non-compliant audits. I examine the contributing factors of ‘audit quality’ and provide evidence that higher audit fees and greater human capital are positively related to compliant PCAOB inspections. When PCAOB findings can be linked to a specific engagement, I also find that, on average, the client …
Reverse Logistics Planning: A Strategic Way To Address Environmental Sustainability While Creating A Competitive Advantage, Melissa R. Icenhour
Reverse Logistics Planning: A Strategic Way To Address Environmental Sustainability While Creating A Competitive Advantage, Melissa R. Icenhour
Chancellor’s Honors Program Projects
No abstract provided.
The Implications Of Distance And Envy In Organizations: An Exploration Of Leader-Member Exchange And Organizational Citizenship Behaviors, Taylor K. Odle
The Implications Of Distance And Envy In Organizations: An Exploration Of Leader-Member Exchange And Organizational Citizenship Behaviors, Taylor K. Odle
Chancellor’s Honors Program Projects
No abstract provided.
Mhealth: A Comprehensive And Contemporary Look At Emerging Technologies In Mobile Health, Kyle Leon West
Mhealth: A Comprehensive And Contemporary Look At Emerging Technologies In Mobile Health, Kyle Leon West
Chancellor’s Honors Program Projects
No abstract provided.
There Will Be Blood, Kerri E Moore
There Will Be Blood, Kerri E Moore
Chancellor’s Honors Program Projects
No abstract provided.
The Future Of Bitcoin: Mapping The Global Adoption Of World’S Largest Cryptocurrency Through Benefit Analysis, James K. Darlington Iii
The Future Of Bitcoin: Mapping The Global Adoption Of World’S Largest Cryptocurrency Through Benefit Analysis, James K. Darlington Iii
Chancellor’s Honors Program Projects
No abstract provided.
Alternative Revenues: A Quantitative Study On In-App Purchases, John X. Qiu
Alternative Revenues: A Quantitative Study On In-App Purchases, John X. Qiu
Chancellor’s Honors Program Projects
No abstract provided.
The Most Powerful Mouse In The World : The Globalization Of The Disney Brand, Michaela J. Robbins
The Most Powerful Mouse In The World : The Globalization Of The Disney Brand, Michaela J. Robbins
Chancellor’s Honors Program Projects
No abstract provided.
The Multilingual Reality In American Business, Zachary Z. Lim
The Multilingual Reality In American Business, Zachary Z. Lim
Chancellor’s Honors Program Projects
No abstract provided.
What Constitutes "Success" For Professional Musicians?, Jonathan M. Brown
What Constitutes "Success" For Professional Musicians?, Jonathan M. Brown
Chancellor’s Honors Program Projects
No abstract provided.
Impact Of The Financial Crisis On Derivative Valuation, Samuel M. Berklacich
Impact Of The Financial Crisis On Derivative Valuation, Samuel M. Berklacich
Chancellor’s Honors Program Projects
No abstract provided.
Sub-Saharan Africa: The New China?, Kathryn A. Hutcheson
Sub-Saharan Africa: The New China?, Kathryn A. Hutcheson
Chancellor’s Honors Program Projects
No abstract provided.
Recovery Or Bust: Is The Eurozone Recovering More Slowly Than The Rest Of The European Union?, Laura E. Bassett
Recovery Or Bust: Is The Eurozone Recovering More Slowly Than The Rest Of The European Union?, Laura E. Bassett
Chancellor’s Honors Program Projects
No abstract provided.
Who Gives A Dollar? A Qualitative Study Of Young Alumni Donors, Paige K. Atchley
Who Gives A Dollar? A Qualitative Study Of Young Alumni Donors, Paige K. Atchley
Chancellor’s Honors Program Projects
No abstract provided.
Corporate Headquarters Relocations Announcements: Their Incidence Ratios, Industry Distribution, And Shareholder Wealth Effects, Bartholomew H. Rhoades
Corporate Headquarters Relocations Announcements: Their Incidence Ratios, Industry Distribution, And Shareholder Wealth Effects, Bartholomew H. Rhoades
Chancellor’s Honors Program Projects
No abstract provided.
Acculturation's Effects On Latino Marketing In The United States, Jessica Chase Renfro
Acculturation's Effects On Latino Marketing In The United States, Jessica Chase Renfro
Chancellor’s Honors Program Projects
No abstract provided.
Tennessee Archways Winter 2014, University Of Tennessee - Knoxville, College Of Business Administration
Tennessee Archways Winter 2014, University Of Tennessee - Knoxville, College Of Business Administration
Haslam Magazine - Tennessee Archways
No abstract provided.
Tennessee Archways Winter 2014-15, University Of Tennessee - Knoxville, College Of Business Administration
Tennessee Archways Winter 2014-15, University Of Tennessee - Knoxville, College Of Business Administration
Haslam Magazine - Tennessee Archways
No abstract provided.
The Effect Of Fans’ Attitudes On Sponsorship Outcomes: Evidence From An Exploratory Study In Greece, Pantelis Nassis, Nicholas D. Theodorakis, Yannis Afthinos, Haralambos Kolybalis
The Effect Of Fans’ Attitudes On Sponsorship Outcomes: Evidence From An Exploratory Study In Greece, Pantelis Nassis, Nicholas D. Theodorakis, Yannis Afthinos, Haralambos Kolybalis
Journal of Applied Sport Management
This study examines the effect of sport involvement and fans’ beliefs about sponsorship on certain sponsorship outcomes in the context of professional basketball. Quantitative data were collected from a survey of 222 spectators attending a professional basketball game in Greece. A confirmatory factor analysis (CFA) was employed to examine the validity of the scale. Overall, the examination of the structural parameters indicated that attitude towards sponsors was significantly predicted by sport involvement and beliefs about sponsorship, while it significantly predicted purchase intentions, word of mouth, and fans’ satisfaction from the use of sponsor’s products.
Marketing Stadiums As Event Venues: Modified Balanced Scorecard (Mbsc) Evaluation Of Minor League Baseball Websites As An Emarketing Tool, Charles Parrish, Seungwon "Shawn" Lee, Ji-Ho Kim
Marketing Stadiums As Event Venues: Modified Balanced Scorecard (Mbsc) Evaluation Of Minor League Baseball Websites As An Emarketing Tool, Charles Parrish, Seungwon "Shawn" Lee, Ji-Ho Kim
Journal of Applied Sport Management
Maximizing and gaining access to stadium related revenue streams, including non-game day social and corporate event rentals, is a critical factor for the financial viability of professional sports teams. Minor League Baseball (MiLB) teams and Independent baseball league (Indy) teams are no exception and franchise owners strive to maximize ancillary business opportunities, including stadium usage year-round. Currently, teams are marketing their venues through various mediums, including their websites. Considering the implications of eMarketing on MiLB and Indy teams’ ability to target and solicit social and corporate event customers it is critical to evaluate current eMarketing efforts. This study employs the …