This study will examine the main effects of tattoos, piercings, and the interaction effect between them on the likelihood of a job applicant’s ability to be hired. A short online survey using Qualtrics was administered with a total of 49 responses from across the United States. Participants were asked to view the resume of a hypothetical applicant and answer several questions regarding what they had just seen and the perceived qualifications of the applicant. The analyses conducted demonstrated there were no significant main effects of tattoos or piercings on hireability, nor any interaction effect between tattoos and piercings on hireability. Drawing from previous research, the lack of findings further illustrates the complex nature of fir...
This study attempts to examine the perceptions of faculty and staff at Rowan University towards prof...
This article examines the perceptions of tattoos in the workplace. Our hypothesis predicted there w...
The present study investigates employability of individuals with visible body modifications, speci...
This study will examine the main effects of tattoos, piercings, and the interaction effect between t...
Using mixed design analysis of variance, this paper examines the effect of body art on job applicant...
Due to increasing competition for jobs, employers are able to select from a large pool of candidates...
Historically, tattoos and other body modification techniques have often been attributed to individua...
Lookism, appearance-based prejudice, or discrimination appears to be a real problem in the labour ma...
Adornment with body art is on the rise in all segments of our society. The limits of what is conside...
Individuals with facial piercings have been viewed in previous studies as having lower competency le...
Adornment with body art is on the rise in all segments of our society. The limits of what is conside...
This study examined the effect of body piercing on perceptions of an employment seeker\u27s credibil...
Test the hypothesis that there is a stigma attached to individuals with tattoos in the workplace
This article focuses on the impact that face and/or neck tattoos may have on the employment screenin...
This article focuses on how employment interview screeners view applicants with tattoos. Tattoos hav...
This study attempts to examine the perceptions of faculty and staff at Rowan University towards prof...
This article examines the perceptions of tattoos in the workplace. Our hypothesis predicted there w...
The present study investigates employability of individuals with visible body modifications, speci...
This study will examine the main effects of tattoos, piercings, and the interaction effect between t...
Using mixed design analysis of variance, this paper examines the effect of body art on job applicant...
Due to increasing competition for jobs, employers are able to select from a large pool of candidates...
Historically, tattoos and other body modification techniques have often been attributed to individua...
Lookism, appearance-based prejudice, or discrimination appears to be a real problem in the labour ma...
Adornment with body art is on the rise in all segments of our society. The limits of what is conside...
Individuals with facial piercings have been viewed in previous studies as having lower competency le...
Adornment with body art is on the rise in all segments of our society. The limits of what is conside...
This study examined the effect of body piercing on perceptions of an employment seeker\u27s credibil...
Test the hypothesis that there is a stigma attached to individuals with tattoos in the workplace
This article focuses on the impact that face and/or neck tattoos may have on the employment screenin...
This article focuses on how employment interview screeners view applicants with tattoos. Tattoos hav...
This study attempts to examine the perceptions of faculty and staff at Rowan University towards prof...
This article examines the perceptions of tattoos in the workplace. Our hypothesis predicted there w...
The present study investigates employability of individuals with visible body modifications, speci...