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Accounting for heuristics in reputation systems
an interdisciplinary approach on aggregation processesElektronische Ressource,
All becoming jacks of all trades?
multitasking as a result of outsourcing and digitalisation

Are women (really) more lenient?
gender differences in expert evaluations
Are women more resilient?
Gender differences in the reaction to negative feedback
Causal reasoning in corporate annual reports: the truth and nothing but the truth?
Elektronische Ressource,
Combining qualitative comparative analysis and shapley value decomposition
a novel approach for modeling complex causal structures in dynamic marketsElektronische Ressource,
Conformism of the minorities
theory and experiment
Crowdsourcing for paid work as a new form of employment relationship
a content analysisElektronische Ressource,
Diversity, team mechanisms and performance
Elektronische Ressource,

Do employees with specific skill profiles receive more employer-funded training during technological change?
evidence from employer-employee data
Does room for reflection reduce ignorance and increase pro-social behavior?
an experimental study
Does the tasting note matter?
language categories and their impact on professional ratings and prices

Employment practices, institutional determinants, and income inequality
a country comparison using fuzzy-set QCAElektronische Ressource,
Fighting fire with fire - overcoming ambiguity aversion by introducing more ambiguity
Elektronische Ressource,
Freelancers who stay?
A fuzzy-set qualitative comparative analysis of affective and calculative commitment among crowdworkers to a platformElektronische Ressource,
Future orientation and team performance in creative tasks
Elektronische Ressource,
Gender diversity is detrimental to team performance: evidence from a field experiment
Elektronische Ressource,
