S. Scott Nadler
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Ph.D.
Also affiliated: University of Alabama (2008); East Carolina University (2006–2010); University of Central Missouri (2010)
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S. Scott Nadler's research has explored various aspects of consumer behavior, supply chain management, and organizational psychology. His work includes an examination of the adoption and utilization of online auctions by supply chain managers, as well as an assessment of their trust in these platforms. Nadler has also investigated the impact of just-in-time inventory systems on OEM suppliers. In the realm of organizational behavior, his research has focused on the attitudinal and behavioral outcomes of employees' psychological empowerment, employing structural equation modeling. Additionally, Nadler has published on the relationship between culture, economic development, and national ethical attitudes. His scholarship metrics include an h-index of 11, with 29 total publications and 451 total citations. He has collaborated with M. Douglas Voss and Michael B. Hargis at the University of Central Arkansas.
Metrics
- h-index: 10
- Publications: 27
- Citations: 405
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Ph.D. publications 2010–2021University of Central Arkansas Institution web page
Selected Publications
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Assessing Causes of Driver Job Dissatisfaction in the Flatbed Motor Carrier Industry (2021)
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Nothing good happens after dark: the influence of temporal factors on motor carrier crash severity (2018)
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Truck Driver Turnover (2018)
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Performance outcomes and success factors of industrial vending solutions (2016)
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Logistic Regression Approach to Predicting Truck Driver Turnover (2014)
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Abstracting Empirical Generalizations from Private Label Brand Research (2012)
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Technology emergence between mandate and acceptance: an exploratory examination of RFID (2011)
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An examination of small motor carrier survival techniques (2011)
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The adoption and utilization of online auctions by supply chain managers (2010)
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An assessment of supply chain managers' trust in online auctions (2010)
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- Technology emergence between mandate and acceptance: an exploratory examination of RFID
- An assessment of supply chain managers' trust in online auctions
- The adoption and utilization of online auctions by supply chain managers
- Performance outcomes and success factors of industrial vending solutions
- Logistic Regression Approach to Predicting Truck Driver Turnover
Showing 5 of 6 shared publications
- Technology emergence between mandate and acceptance: an exploratory examination of RFID
- The adoption and utilization of online auctions by supply chain managers
- An examination of small motor carrier survival techniques
- An examination of small motor carrier survival techniques
- An examination of small motor carrier survival techniques
- Abstracting Empirical Generalizations from Private Label Brand Research
- Technology emergence between mandate and acceptance: an exploratory examination of RFID
- Performance outcomes and success factors of industrial vending solutions
- Nothing good happens after dark: the influence of temporal factors on motor carrier crash severity
- Nothing good happens after dark: the influence of temporal factors on motor carrier crash severity
- Assessing Causes of Driver Job Dissatisfaction in the Flatbed Motor Carrier Industry
- Assessing Causes of Driver Job Dissatisfaction in the Flatbed Motor Carrier Industry
- Assessing Causes of Driver Job Dissatisfaction in the Flatbed Motor Carrier Industry
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