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Onderzoeker
Malte Runge
- Disciplines:Toegepaste psychologie, Management
Affiliaties
- Decanaat faculteit Psychologie en Pedagogische Wetenschappen (Administratieve eenheid)
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Vanaf1 okt 2020 → 31 jul 2022 - Vakgroep HRM en Organisatiepsychologie (Departement)
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Vanaf1 jan 2020 → 30 sep 2020 - Vakgroep Werk, Organisatie en Samenleving (Departement)
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Vanaf1 apr 2015 → 31 dec 2019
Publicaties
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- Methodological and conceptual issues in studying effort-reward fit(2022)
Auteurs: Jonas Lang, Sander Van Hoeck, Jan Malte Runge
Pagina's: 498 - 512 - Work event experiences : implications of an expanded taxonomy for understanding daily well-being(2021)
Auteurs: Gudrun Reindl, Jonas Lang, Jan Malte Runge
Pagina's: 304 - 325 - Detecting consensus emergence in organizational multilevel data : power simulations(2021)
Auteurs: Jonas Lang, Paul D. Bliese, Jan Malte Runge
Pagina's: 319 - 341 - Predicting counterproductive work behavior : do implicit motives have incremental validity beyond explicit traits?(2020)
Auteurs: Jan Malte Runge, Jonas Lang, Ingo Zettler, Filip Lievens
- Peer review and role conflict(2020)
Auteurs: Alex de Voogt, Jan Malte Runge
Pagina's: 48 - 50 - Improving the assessment of implicit motives using IRT : cultural differences and differential item functioning(2019)
Auteurs: Jan Malte Runge, Jonas Lang, Athanasios Chasiotis, Jan Hofer
Pagina's: 414 - 424 - Can people recognize their implicit thoughts? The motive self-categorization test(2019)
Auteurs: Jan Malte Runge, Jonas Lang
Pagina's: 939 - 951 - The measurement of implicit motives in applied settings(2019)
Auteurs: Jan Malte Runge
- TBS-TK Review Inventory for Recording Work Motives (IEA)(2018)
Auteurs: Jonas Lang, Patrick Mussel, Jan Malte Runge
Pagina's: 161 - 163 - Modeling motive activation in the operant motive test : a psychometric analysis using dynamic Thurstonian item response theory(2016)
Auteurs: Jan Malte Runge, Jonas Lang, Stefan Engeser, Julia Schüler, Sophie C den Hartog, Ingo Zettler
Pagina's: 268 - 286