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Has a colleague every stolen your idea or taken credit for your work? We're studying this!
University of Toronto, Centre for Industrial Relations and Human Resources
University of Toronto, Scarborough, Department of Management
In this study, you will share your specific story with me about what happened when your colleague either took your idea or took credit for your work. After telling me your story, I will ask you some questions about your experience more generally with this phenomenon at work.
Your Impact
By participating in this study, you will help researchers better-understand the circumstances that involve employees taking advantage of others! The ultimate goal is to prevent this from happening by promoting organizational cultures that value trust, respect, and accountability.
Eligibility Criteria
All genders
At least 18 years old
Must have experienced knowledge theft at work (e.g., an idea stolen from you, a colleague took credit for your work)
Study Tasks
Engage in a phone interview (approx 30 mins)
Fill out 2 surveys post-interview (approx 10 minutes)
Provide detailed responses to the questions asked over the phone by the researcher
Ethics
This research has been reviewed and approved by the University of Toronto Research Ethics Board (Protocol # 37587).
Keywords
Activity and Time
Psychology
Interview, Phone Call
Weekdays, Weeknights
30 minute(s) - 60 minute(s) per session
1 session(s)
Interviews will be conducted over the phone; a brief online survey will be administered after the interview.
Compensation
$25 Amazon e-gift card
Study Address
This study doesn't require any in-person visits. Complete it in the comfort of your own home!
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