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Polly Kang
Wharton School
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Examining the generalizability of research findings from archival data
A Delios, EG Clemente, T Wu, H Tan, Y Wang, M Gordon, D Viganola, ...
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 119 (30), e2120377119, 2022
352022
Insincere negotiation: Using the negotiation process to pursue non-agreement motives
P Kang, KS Anand, P Feldman, ME Schweitzer
Journal of Experimental Social Psychology 89, 103981, 2020
132020
Emotional deception in negotiation
P Kang, ME Schweitzer
Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes 173, 104193, 2022
92022
Predictability and the logic of perceived appropriateness: How expressed emotions influence trust
P Kang, ME Schweitzer
Available at SSRN 3647279, 2020
42020
The streak-end rule: How past experiences shape decisions about future behaviors in a large-scale natural field experiment with volunteer crisis counselors
P Kang, DP Daniels, ME Schweitzer
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 119 (45), e2204460119, 2022
22022
Insincere negotiations: How negotiators can misrepresent their objectives to exploit counterparts during and after negotiations
P Kang
Current Opinion in Psychology 47, 101409, 2022
12022
Why Prosocial Decision Making Is Transformed By Risk: Prospect Theory, Self-Image, and Risky Choices
P Kang
Academy of Management Proceedings 2023 (1), 16323, 2023
2023
How Past Experiences Shape Future (Prosocial) Behaviors: A Large-Scale Natural Field Experiment
DP Daniels, P Kang
Academy of Management Proceedings 2022 (1), 12689, 2022
2022
Risk Transforms Prosocial Behavior
P Kang, DP Daniels
Academy of Management Proceedings 2021 (1), 10502, 2021
2021
People Use Prosocial Behavior as a Cue for Intelligence
P Kang, DP Daniels
Academy of Management Proceedings 2021 (1), 16093, 2021
2021
Emotions and Control: The Importance of Valence
TB Bitterly, P Kang, ME Schweitzer
Available at SSRN 3724902, 2020
2020
Do major disasters motivate prosocial behavior?
P Kang, D Daniels, ME Schweitzer
Available at SSRN 3524530, 2020
2020
Warm Glow Gambles: How Risk Fundamentally Transforms Prosocial Behavior
P Kang, D Daniels, ME Schweitzer
Available at SSRN 3583884, 2020
2020
When Self-Serving Deception Seems Ethical
P Kang, ME Schweitzer
Available at SSRN 3664864, 2020
2020
Is It Worth My Time and Effort to Help Others? Prosocial Behaviors as Consequential and Risky Decisions.
P Kang
University of Pennsylvania, 2020
2020
Are You Really Happy to See Me? Asymmetric Perceptions of the Ethicality of Emotional Deception
P Kang
Academy of Management Proceedings 2020 (1), 11934, 2020
2020
Severe Harm Demotivates Prosocial Behavior
P Kang, M Schweitzer
Academy of Management Proceedings 2020 (1), 20700, 2020
2020
Consequences of Emotional Displays: Customer Emotion, Distress at Work, Culture, and Trust
D Altman, S Ashtar, CA Fulmer, P Kang, A Rafaeli, NB Rothman, EB Wolf
Academy of Management Proceedings 2017 (1), 10643, 2017
2017
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