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        Accountability focus and exploratory search: the moderating role of norm availability and openness

        Verwaeren, Bart; Buyens, Dirk; Baeten, Xavier (2017)
        The aim of this paper is to investigate the interaction effects of accountability focus (outcome vs process accountability) with task characteristics (process norm availability) and personality (openness to experience) in predicting individual exploratory search. Drawing from the social contingency model we hypothesize that process accountability will lead to the use an acceptability heuristic when there is a process norm available to follow. Drawing from trait activation theory, we further predict a positive interaction of process accountability with openness, because process accountability activates the complementary task approach that is favored by individuals high in openness. Results of an experiment (N = 153) show support for the predicted interaction effects.
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        Accounting and manufacturing: allies or rivals

        Bruggeman, Werner (Uitgeverij Biblo - Roularta Medica, 1989)
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        Competency-based pay and performance-based pay in Belgium-based companies: an explorative study.

        Malfliet, Bart; Buyens, Dirk (2001)
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        Key pay issues

        Baeten, Xavier (2007)
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        Making pay strategies and practices explicit: A pay system audit tool

        Emans, Ben; Baeten, Xavier; Neu, E.; Antoni, Conny Herbert; Kira, Mari; Kessler, I.; Vernon, Guy; Bocchi, Fabio (2005)
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        Rewarding competencies in Belgium-based companies: An explorative study

        Malfliet, Bart; Buyens, Dirk; Arryn, S. (2001)
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        Rewarding for outcomes vs. behaviour and creativity: an information processing perspective

        Verwaeren, Bart (2014)
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        Strategic reward: Making it (finally) happen!

        Baeten, Xavier (2017)
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        The effect of process and outcome accountability on individual exploration

        Verwaeren, Bart; Buyens, Dirk; Baeten, Xavier (2016)
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        Thought leadership: Reward strategies

        Baeten, Xavier (2017)
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        Total rewards from an employee perspective

        Baeten, Xavier; Verbruggen, An (2006)
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        Wages and working conditions in the European Union

        Antoni, Conny Herbert; Baeten, Xavier; Berger, A.; Emans, Ben; Kessler, I.; Hulkko, K.; Neu, E.; Vartiainen, M.; Verbruggen, An (2004)
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