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Michelle C HaynesBaratz
Michelle C HaynesBaratz
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No credit where credit is due: attributional rationalization of women's success in male-female teams.
ME Heilman, MC Haynes
Journal of applied Psychology 90 (5), 905, 2005
4902005
Violence in the lives of adult borderline patients
MC Zanarini, FR Frankenburg, DB Reich, MF Marino, MC Haynes, ...
The Journal of nervous and mental disease 187 (2), 65-71, 1999
1611999
Subjectivity in the appraisal process: A facilitator of gender bias in work settings
ME Heilman, MC Haynes
Beyond common sense: Psychological science in the courtroom, 127-155, 2008
1232008
Workplace diversity: A social–ecological framework and policy implications
MA Bond, MC Haynes
Social Issues and Policy Review 8 (1), 167-201, 2014
1142014
It had to be you (not me)! Women’s attributional rationalization of their contribution to successful joint work outcomes
MC Haynes, ME Heilman
Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin 39 (7), 956-969, 2013
952013
The relationship of prejudicial attitudes to psychological, social, and physical well-being within a sample of college students in the United States.
KT Dinh, MD Holmberg, IK Ho, MC Haynes
Journal of Cultural Diversity 21 (2), 2014
432014
Bystander training for faculty: A promising approach to tackling microaggressions in the academy
MC Haynes-Baratz, T Metinyurt, YL Li, J Gonzales, MA Bond
New Ideas in Psychology 63, 100882, 2021
382021
A systematic review of interventions to address workplace bias: What we know, what we don't, and lessons learned
T Metinyurt, MC Haynes-Baratz, MA Bond
New Ideas in Psychology 63, 100879, 2021
322021
Challenging gendered microaggressions in the academy: A social–ecological analysis of bystander action among faculty.
MC Haynes-Baratz, MA Bond, CT Allen, YL Li, T Metinyurt
Journal of Diversity in Higher Education 15 (4), 521, 2022
292022
Attributional rationalization of women’s success in mixed-sex teams: No credit where credit is due
ME Heilman, MC Haynes
Journal of Applied Psychology 90 (3), 905-916, 2005
272005
Who's to blame? Attributions of blame in unsuccessful mixed-sex work teams
MC Haynes, JS Lawrence
Basic and Applied Social Psychology 34 (6), 558-564, 2012
202012
Mobilizing bystanders to address microaggressions in the workplace: The case for a systems‐change approach to Getting A (Collective) GRIP
MA Bond, MC Haynes‐Baratz
American Journal of Community Psychology 69 (1-2), 221-238, 2022
182022
Combating organizational discrimination: Some unintended consequences
ME Heilman, MC Haynes
Discrimination at work, 353-377, 2013
172013
Workplace diversity: A social–ecological framework and policy implications. Social Issues and Policy Review, 8 (1), 167–201
MA Bond, MC Haynes
142014
Affirmative action: Unintended adverse effects
M Heilman, MC Haynes
Gender, race, and ethnicity in the workplace, 1-24, 2006
142006
Healthy diversity: Challenges of staffing for diversity in community health centers
MA Bond, MC Haynes, RA Toof, M Holmberg, JR Quinteros
Journal of Community Practice 21 (1-2), 62-86, 2013
122013
Pay mix policies as (dis) incentives in motivated job choice decisions.
KK Merriman, LA Turner, M Galizzi, M HaynesBaratz
Translational Issues in Psychological Science 2 (2), 184, 2016
82016
Denying women credit for their successes: Gender stereotyping as a function of group vs. individual level performance information
ME Heilman, M Haynes, AD Goodman
Manuscript in preparation, 2001
62001
Stereotyping
M Heilman, MC Haynes
Encyclopedia of industrial and organizational psychology, 761-763, 2006
52006
Diversification of the health care workforce: Six research propositions for future research
MC Haynes, RA Toof, MD Holmberg, MA Bond
International Journal of Diversity in Organizations, Communities, and …, 2012
42012
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