Research
View Dr. Lisa Ordóñez’s webinar to ethics and compliance
professionals on her research with subconscious priming.
The Center for Leadership Ethics is committed to fostering research that advances our understanding of ethical issues at multiple levels within or between organizations. A core function of the Center is to develop and disseminate practical and important ethics research through the application of social scientific research methods, emphasizing quantitative data analysis and experimental design. Our goal is to establish the Eller College as a leader in ethics research among our peer institutions and within the community, primarily through publication in top-tier journal outlets.
To reach this goal, the Center offers small grant funding on a yearly basis to help leverage department and college investments in ethics research, particularly as it relates to business.
View the call for proposals 2013-2014.
Sponsored Publications
Christian, J.S., & Ellis, A.P.J. (in press). The crucial role of turnover intentions in transforming moral disengagement into deviant behavior at work. Journal of Business Ethics.
Welsh, D.T., & Ordóñez, L.D. (in press). Conscience without cognition: The effects of subconscious priming on automatic ethical behavior. Academy of Management Journal.
Sponsored Projects
Anderson, J.S. Unfair, selfish, greedy: How we respond when others take more than they deserve.
Liu, Y. Do consumers get what they deserve? The effects of corporate leadership and leadership ethics in managing product-harm crisis.
Mai, K.M., Ellis, A.P.J, & Christian, J.S. Turnover intentions and deviance at work: A psychological contracts perspective.
Mai, K.M., Welsh, D.T., & Ellis, A.P.J. The grey side of creativity: Exploring the role of activation in the link between creative personality and unethical behavior.
Motro, D. J. & Ordóñez, L. D. Self-regulatory emotions and cheating: How anger, pride and guilt influence unethical behavior.
Newman, K. The Regulatory Fit of Corporate Social Responsibility Efforts and Consumers on Morally Consistent and Compensatory Behavior.
Welsh, D.T., Ellis, A.P.J., Mai, K.M., & Christian, M.S. Expanding the self-regulatory model of sleep deprivation and unethical behavior: The role of conformity and caffeine.
Welsh, D.T., & Ordóñez, L.D. The dark side of overprescribed goals: Linking consecutive performance goals, depletion, and unethical behavior.
Welsh, D.T., Ordóñez, L.D, Snyder, D., & Christian, M.S. The slippery slope: A self-regulatory examination of the cumulative effect of minor ethical transgressions.
Research Contact
Aleksander Ellis
Nelson Professor of Management
Research Director, Center for Leadership Ethics
520.621.7461 office
520.621.4171 fax
ellis@eller.arizona.edu
McClelland Hall 405KK
