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Ludmila Pochebut, Vera Chiker, Natalia Volkova, Svetlana Gurieva

Inconsistency of social-psychological effects of organizational social capital consolidation (in Russian)

[2021] Vol. 11 No. 2. P. 8–24
Ludmila Pochebut, Vera Chiker, Natalia Volkova, Svetlana Gurieva

Methodological evidence of studying organizational social capital (in Russian)

[2021] Vol. 11 No. 1. P. 8–24
Ludmila Pochebut, Vera Chiker, Natalia Volkova, Mariia Nedoshivina

Socio-psychological features of social capital in Russian business organizations (in Russian)

[2024] Vol. 14 No. 4. P. 9–25
Robert Roe, Peter van den Berg (Transl. by: Aleksandra Dyatlova )

Selection in Europe: Context, developments and research agenda

[2012] Vol. 2 No. 3. P. 39–66
Sergey Russkikh, Liudmila Moskvicheva, Elena Tarasenko, Alina Timurzieva, Ekaterina Makarova, Sergey Tyranovets, Mikhail Vasiliev

The relationship between emotional burnout and job satisfaction among oncologists of therapeutic and surgical profiles

[2023] Vol. 13 No. 1. P. 9–34
Sergey Shingaev, Natalia Vodopianova, Olga Gofman

Reliability, professionalism, vitality: to the anniversary of German Nikiforov (in Russian)

[2020] Vol. 10 No. 1. P. 8–13
Aleksandr Shmelyov, Gleb Vzorin, Maria Rybnikova

A six-factor model of personality based on a psychosemantic study of the Russian-language vocabulary of personality traits (in Russian)

[2021] Vol. 11 No. 3. P. 92–105
Ekaterina Vashurina, Takhir Bazarov

Features of decision making and leadership in the uncertainty conditions

[2020] Vol. 10 No. 3. P. 185–206
Ekaterina Vasilevskaya

Comparative analysis of professional possible selves among russian and american students (in Russian)

[2018] Vol. 8 No. 4. P. 95–110
Irina Vasilieva

“Ergatic system” as the basic concept for organizational psychology and management

[2017] Vol. 7 No. 1. P. 8–20

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