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Assessing the Role of Job-Search Self-Efficacy in the Relationship between Esteem Support and Job-Search Behavior among Two Populations of Job Seekers

Amanda J. HolmstromDepartment of Communication, Michigan State UniversityCorrespondence[email protected]
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Jessica C. RussellDepartment of Communication Studies, California State University, Long BeachView further author information
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David D. ClareBarbaricum LLC.View further author information
Pages 277-300 | Published online: 01 Apr 2015

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Enoch Teye-Kwadjo. (2021) The Perceived Social Support for Job Search Activity Scale (PSS-JSAS): A psychometric evaluation in the context of Ghana. Current Psychology.
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Amanda J Holmstrom, Reed M Reynolds, Samantha J Shebib, Travis L Poland, Morgan E Summers, Allison P Mazur & Salena Moore. (2021) Examining the Effect of Message Style in Esteem Support Interactions: A Laboratory Investigation*. Journal of Communication 71:2, pages 220-245.
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Amanda J Holmstrom, Samantha J Shebib, Allison P Mazur, Adam J Mason, Lu Zhang, Amanda Allard & Josephine K Boumis. (2021) Self-Conscious Emotions and Esteem Support: The Effectiveness of Esteem Support in Alleviating State Shame and Guilt. Human Communication Research 47:2, pages 105-131.
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Samantha J. Shebib, Amanda J. Holmstrom, Morgan E. Summers, David D. Clare, Reed M. Reynolds, Travis L. Poland, Haley R. Royer, Allison P. Mazur & Salena Moore. (2019) Two Experiments Testing Order, Interaction, and Absolute Effects of Esteem Support Messages Directed Toward Job Seekers. Communication Research 47:4, pages 541-571.
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Ji Geun Kim, Haram J. Kim & Ki-Hak Lee. (2019) Understanding behavioral job search self-efficacy through the social cognitive lens: A meta-analytic review. Journal of Vocational Behavior 112, pages 17-34.
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Ariel L. Roddy, Merry Morash, Elizabeth A. Adams, Amanda J. Holmstrom, Sandi W. Smith & Jennifer E. Cobbina. (2018) The Nature and Effects of Messages That Women Receive From Probation and Parole Agents in Conversations About Employment. Criminal Justice and Behavior 46:4, pages 550-567.
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Shanuki D. Jayamaha & Nickola C. Overall. (2018) The Dyadic Nature of Self-Evaluations: Self-Esteem and Efficacy Shape and Are Shaped by Support Processes in Relationships. Social Psychological and Personality Science 10:2, pages 244-256.
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Doo Hun Lim, Eunjung Oh, Boreum Ju & Hae Na Kim. (2018) Mediating Role of Career Coaching on Job-Search Behavior of Older Generations. The International Journal of Aging and Human Development 88:1, pages 82-104.
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Ling Wang & Fangyuan Yan. (2018) Emotion regulation strategy mediates the relationship between goal orientation and job search behavior among university seniors. Journal of Vocational Behavior 108, pages 1-12.
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