College of Management Academic Studies

Recent papers from College of Management Academic Studies

1. Do legal professionals make more rational decisions than nonprofessionals? The biasing effect of the number of verdict-alternatives on conviction rates.Law and Human Behavior · 2026
2. Uniformity, diversity, and memetics: Editorial adaptation in Civil War–era American journalismJournalism · 2026
3. Risk-Adjusted Dynamic Efficiency and Productivity Growth in Emerging Market Banking: Evidence from Vietnam’s Two-Stage OperationsWSEAS TRANSACTIONS ON BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS · 2026
4. “By the book”: a print affordance model for understanding the persistence of printed books in the digital ageJournal of Documentation · 2026
5. Virtual tours to heritage sites: an exploratory case study of a virtual tour to the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration campJournal of Heritage Tourism · 2026
6. A Blaschke-Type Covering Formula in Dimensions Higher than Two via Lattice Voronoi CellsMathematics · 2026
7. A retrospective experience of therapists’ self-disclosure in treatments described as successfulPsychotherapy Research · 2026
8. Trauma-Selfie: Active victimhood in warMedia War & Conflict · 2026
9. Association between birth order and birthweight percentile: population-level and within-mother analyses in a large birth cohortArchives of Gynecology and Obstetrics · 2026
10. Beyond Scheduling: The Emotional and Symbolic Impact of Session Frequency Transitions in PsychotherapyCounselling and Psychotherapy Research · 2026
11. Breaking the Rings: Fragmented Olympic Discourse on Hebrew Twitter Around Two Israeli Gold Medals (Tokyo 2020)Communication & Sport · 2026
12. The Impact of Agentic Artificial Intelligence on Decision-Making in Modern Business Organizations: An Integrated TOE–RBV–Dynamic Capabilities Framework2026
13. Romantic Breakup Among Young Adults: Pathways of Getting Through with the LossJournal of Loss and Trauma · 2026
14. A qualitative investigation of motivations, experiences, and perceived outcomes among therapists administering intensive, long-term psychodynamic psychotherapy.Psychotherapy · 2026
15. Turning Points in the Therapeutic Relationship: Therapists' Perspectives on Long‐Term Intensive Psychotherapy With Complex PatientsCounselling and Psychotherapy Research · 2026
16. Recovery trajectories across intensive psychiatric settings: a multivariate analysis characterized by baseline profilesJournal of Mental Health · 2026
17. Perspectives on workplaces choices among physicians and nurses in peripheral hospitalsBMC Health Services Research · 2026
18. Beyond the Adversarial Rivalry: A Developmental Rights‐Based Model for Minor‐on‐Minor Crime, Part 1Behavioral Sciences & the Law · 2026
19. Supportive interventions as a moderator of the association between interpretation and middle-phase outcome.Journal of Counseling Psychology · 2026
20. Beyond the Adversarial Rivalry: A Developmental Rights‐Based Model for Minor‐on‐Minor Crime, Part 2Behavioral Sciences & the Law · 2026