In personnel selection procedures candidates usually try to make the “right” impression and act in line with situational demands. The present thesis investigated the impact of the adequate perception of situational demands on self-presentation and performance in personnel selection procedures. Four studies were conducted to examine different aspects of the topic. The first two studies investigated possible cues for situational requirements and their effects on candidates’ self-presentation. Results of an online-survey with applicants and interviewers confirmed the assumptions that interviewers share their expectations about what behaviors are appropriate and that applicants’ use of self presentational behaviors correspond to these expectat...
Interviewee impression management has been a long-standing concern in the interview literature. Yet ...
Past research has found that verbal and nonverbal communication are both powerful vehicles for impre...
The authors examine personality variables and interview format as potential antecedents of impressio...
Overall, the following line or research aims to explore and carefully investigate not only several f...
This paper investigates the relative effectiveness of the use of 2 impression-management tactics—ing...
The self-presentation tactics of candidates during job interviews and on personality inventories hav...
Based on analyses of recorded real-life selection interviews in a law firm and in a government depar...
Correctly understanding situational demands is necessary to handle social situations appropriately. ...
A laboratory experiment was conducted to study impression management in the employment interview. In...
Purpose - Applicants often use impression management (IM) in employment interviews, and such tactics...
This study investigated how structured interview formats, instructions to convey favor-able impressi...
Abstract: When a person intentionally changes or modifies his behavior to better suit himself in a p...
Introduction: A job interview is for both the candidate and the company involved, an important situ...
Impression management or self-presentation refers to the behaviors used by individuals to control th...
The presentation of self in the most favorable light is a necessary skill in social life, as regardl...
Interviewee impression management has been a long-standing concern in the interview literature. Yet ...
Past research has found that verbal and nonverbal communication are both powerful vehicles for impre...
The authors examine personality variables and interview format as potential antecedents of impressio...
Overall, the following line or research aims to explore and carefully investigate not only several f...
This paper investigates the relative effectiveness of the use of 2 impression-management tactics—ing...
The self-presentation tactics of candidates during job interviews and on personality inventories hav...
Based on analyses of recorded real-life selection interviews in a law firm and in a government depar...
Correctly understanding situational demands is necessary to handle social situations appropriately. ...
A laboratory experiment was conducted to study impression management in the employment interview. In...
Purpose - Applicants often use impression management (IM) in employment interviews, and such tactics...
This study investigated how structured interview formats, instructions to convey favor-able impressi...
Abstract: When a person intentionally changes or modifies his behavior to better suit himself in a p...
Introduction: A job interview is for both the candidate and the company involved, an important situ...
Impression management or self-presentation refers to the behaviors used by individuals to control th...
The presentation of self in the most favorable light is a necessary skill in social life, as regardl...
Interviewee impression management has been a long-standing concern in the interview literature. Yet ...
Past research has found that verbal and nonverbal communication are both powerful vehicles for impre...
The authors examine personality variables and interview format as potential antecedents of impressio...