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34
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7600
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10061
National Ranking
5302

Overview

Stephen J. Vodanovich is affiliated with the University of West Florida in the United States. Their research spans several interconnected fields, primarily focusing on Business, Management and Accounting as well as Social Sciences and Arts and Humanities. These areas reflect a multidisciplinary approach to understanding organizational and societal issues.

The scientist's scholarly output includes work in the following main fields of study:

  • Business, Management and Accounting
  • Social Sciences
  • Arts and Humanities

Within these broad domains, specific subfields of study include:

  • Accounting
  • Gender Studies
  • Organizational Behavior and Human Resource Management
  • Political Science and International Relations
  • Religious studies

The main topics addressed in their research highlight areas of legal and social concern, including:

  • Business Law and Ethics
  • Sexual Assault and Victimization Studies
  • Corporate Law and Human Rights
  • American Constitutional Law and Politics
  • Religion, Gender, and Enlightenment
  • Legal Cases and Commentary

Stephen J. Vodanovich has collaborated frequently with Deborah E. Rupp, with twelve collaborative works documented. This ongoing professional partnership suggests a shared research interest or complementary expertise in their fields.

Among their published works, they have authored at least one book published by Oxford University Press, titled Employment Discrimination, released in 2022. This book has accrued five citations, indicating its presence in scholarly discourse within its domain.

Best Publications

  • A Factor Analytic Study of the Boredom Proneness Scale

    Stephen J. Vodanovich;Steven J. Kass

  • Psychometric measures of boredom: a review of the literature.

    Stephen J. Vodanovich

  • The essence of boredom.

    William L. Mikulas;Stephen J. Vodanovich

  • The multidimensional nature of ageism: construct validity and group differences.

    Deborah E. Rupp;Stephen J. Vodanovich;Marcus Credé

  • Boredom proneness: its relationship to psychological- and physical-health symptoms.

    Jennifer Sommers;Stephen J. Vodanovich

  • State-Trait Boredom: Relationship to Absenteeism, Tenure, and Job Satisfaction

    Steven J. Kass;Stephen J. Vodanovich;Anne Callender

  • Workplace safety performance: conscientiousness, cognitive failure, and their interaction.

    J. Craig Wallace;Stephen J. Vodanovich

  • A field study of distributive and procedural justice as predictors of satisfaction and organizational commitment.

    Rosemary H. Lowe;Stephen J. Vodanovich

  • A confirmatory approach to the factor structure of the Boredom Proneness Scale: evidence for a two-factor short form.

    Stephen J. Vodanovich;J. Craig Wallace;Steven J. Kass

  • Age Bias in the Workplace: The Impact of Ageism and Causal Attributions1

    Deborah E. Rupp;Stephen J. Vodanovich;Marcus Credé

  • Self-Report Measures of Boredom: An Updated Review of the Literature.

    Stephen J Vodanovich;John D Watt

  • Boredom Proneness and Psychosocial Development

    John D. Watt;Stephen J. Vodanovich

  • Boredom proneness: its relationship to positive and negative affect.

    Stephen J. Vodanovich;Kathryn M. Verner;Thomas V. Gilbride

  • Predicting cognitive failures from boredom proneness and daytime sleepiness scores: an investigation within military and undergraduate samples

    J.Craig Wallace;Stephen J Vodanovich;Becca M Restino

  • The Impact of Workaholism on Work-Family Conflict, Job Satisfaction, and Perception of Leisure Activities

    Becca R. Brady;Stephen J. Vodanovich;Robert Rotunda

  • COGNITIVE CORRELATES OF BOREDOM PRONENESS : THE ROLE OF PRIVATE SELF-CONSCIOUSNESS AND ABSORPTION

    Hope M. Seib;Stephen J. Vodanovich

  • CAN ACCIDENTS AND INDUSTRIAL MISHAPS BE PREDICTED? FURTHER INVESTIGATION INTO THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN COGNITIVE FAILURE AND REPORTS OF ACCIDENTS

    J. Craig Wallace;Stephen J. Vodanovich

  • Boredom proneness and sleep disorders as predictors of adult attention deficit scores

    Steven J. Kass;J. Craig Wallace;Stephen J. Vodanovich

  • RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN BOREDOM PRONENESS AND IMPULSIVITY

    John D. Watt;Stephen J. Vodanovich

  • Watching the Clock: Boredom and Vigilance Performance:

    Steven J. Kass;Stephen J. Vodanovich;Claudia J. Stanny;Tiffany M. Taylor

  • Are the Reported Barriers to Internet-Based Instruction Warranteed?: A Synthesis of Recent Research

    Chris Piotrowski;Stephen J. Vodanovich

Frequent Co-Authors

Deborah E. Rupp
Deborah E. Rupp George Mason University
Marcus Credé
Marcus Credé Iowa State University
Frank Andrasik
Frank Andrasik University of Memphis

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