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Joel Andrus's research investigates how regulatory focus influences CEO interpretations of financial performance and how these interpretations affect investor perceptions. His work also examines gender-based barriers, opportunities, and outcomes in professional settings. Andrus has published on topics including CEO regulatory focus and investor perception, and gender in the workplace. His scholarship metrics include an h-index of 1, with 4 total publications and 1 total citation.
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- h-index: 8
- Publications: 24
- Citations: 644
Selected Publications
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CEO Regulatory Focus as an Interpretive Frame: An Empirical Examination of Investor Perceptions in the Context of Earning Deviations (2026)
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Gender at Work: Barriers, Opportunities, and Outcomes (2025)
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- Gender at Work: Barriers, Opportunities, and Outcomes
- CEO Regulatory Focus as an Interpretive Frame: An Empirical Examination of Investor Perceptions in the Context of Earning Deviations
- Gender at Work: Barriers, Opportunities, and Outcomes
- Gender at Work: Barriers, Opportunities, and Outcomes
- Gender at Work: Barriers, Opportunities, and Outcomes
- Gender at Work: Barriers, Opportunities, and Outcomes
- Gender at Work: Barriers, Opportunities, and Outcomes
- Gender at Work: Barriers, Opportunities, and Outcomes
- Gender at Work: Barriers, Opportunities, and Outcomes
- Gender at Work: Barriers, Opportunities, and Outcomes
- Gender at Work: Barriers, Opportunities, and Outcomes
- Gender at Work: Barriers, Opportunities, and Outcomes
- Gender at Work: Barriers, Opportunities, and Outcomes
- Gender at Work: Barriers, Opportunities, and Outcomes
- CEO Regulatory Focus as an Interpretive Frame: An Empirical Examination of Investor Perceptions in the Context of Earning Deviations
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