2026 Robert P. Vecchio: Social Sciences and Humanities Researcher – H-Index, Publications & Awards

Discipline name	D-Index	World Ranking	National Ranking	Publications	Citations
Social Sciences and Humanities	40	5313	2512	88	7988

Discipline name

D-Index

World Ranking

National Ranking

Publications

Citations

Social Sciences and Humanities

5313

2512

7988

Overview

Robert P. Vecchio was affiliated with the University of Notre Dame in the United States. Their academic contributions are noted within this institution, where they conducted research and participated in scholarly activities until their passing.

While detailed records of their recent papers, co-authors, publication venues, and book publications are not provided, the available data indicates no specific listings in these categories. Similarly, there are no explicit main fields or subfields of study enumerated, nor are there documented main topics of research attributed to Vecchio.

There is no information on awards won, making it unclear whether any formal recognitions were received during their career.

The lack of details regarding research output and collaboration networks suggests the possibility that Robert P. Vecchio's contributions may be accessible through other databases or records beyond this summary. The affiliation with a major university indicates involvement with academic endeavors focused on their institutional commitments.

Best Publications

Reasoning, learning, and action

Chris Argyris;Robert P. Vecchio

711
Citations
Entrepreneurship and leadership: common trends and common threads

Robert P. Vecchio

627
Citations
Influences on the quality of supervisor–subordinate relations: The role of time‐pressure, organizational commitment, and locus of control

Angelo J. Kinicki;Robert P. Vecchio

515
Citations
Empowering leadership: An examination of mediating mechanisms within a hierarchical structure

Robert P. Vecchio;Joseph E. Justin;Craig L. Pearce

513
Citations
Leadership and gender advantage

Robert P Vecchio

411
Citations
The vertical dyad linkage model of leadership: Problems and prospects

Robert P. Vecchio;Bruce C. Gobdel

360
Citations
Situational leadership theory: A test of three versions

Geir Thompson;Robert P. Vecchio

354
Citations
Situational Leadership Theory: An examination of a prescriptive theory.

Robert P. Vecchio

259
Citations
Explorations in employee envy: Feeling envious and feeling envied

Robert P. Vecchio

242
Citations
Moderators of the influence of supervisor-subordinate similarity on subordinate outcomes.

Robert P. Vecchio;R. Craig Bullis

201
Citations
Leadership : understanding the dynamics of power and influence in organizations

Robert P. Vecchio

181
Citations
The utility of transactional and transformational leadership for predicting performance and satisfaction within a path-goal theory framework

Robert P. Vecchio;Joseph E. Justin;Craig L. Pearce

162
Citations
The Predictive Utility of the Vertical Dyad Linkage Approach

Robert P. Vecchio;Rodger W. Griffeth;Peter W. Hom

149
Citations
Situational leadership theory revisited: A test of an across-jobs perspective

Carmen F. Fernandez;Robert P. Vecchio

146
Citations
Preferences for idealized styles of supervision

Robert P Vecchio;Karyn J Boatwright

142
Citations
It's not easy being green: Jealousy and envy in the workplace.

Robert P. Vecchio

130
Citations
The Utility of Situational Leadership Theory: A Replication in a Military Setting

Robert P. Vecchio;R. Craig Bullis;Donna M. Brazil

126
Citations
Managing Envy and Jealousy in the Workplace

Unknown

120
Citations
A further test of leadership effects due to between-group variation and within-group variation.

Robert P. Vecchio

117
Citations
Choice of influence tactics: Individual and organizational determinants

Robert P. Vecchio;Mario Sussmann

111
Citations
The function and meaning of work and the job: Morse and Weiss (1955) revisited.

Robert P. Vecchio

110
Citations
In search of gender advantage

Robert P. Vecchio

108
Citations

Frequent Co-Authors

Rodger W. Griffeth Ohio University

K. Michele Kacmar Texas State University

Daniel C. Feldman University of Georgia

Arthur G. Bedeian Louisiana State University

Peter W. Hom Arizona State University

Chris Argyris Harvard University

Ricky W. Griffin Texas A&M University

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