Erik Gonzalez‐Mulé
Business, Management and Accounting · Indiana University
Publications
47
Citations
1,630
Est. group size
—
Recurring co-author estimate
Active years
15
Publishing since 2012
Erik Gonzalez-Mulé studies how people and teams function at work, examining topics such as job satisfaction, team performance and autonomy, personality traits, and workplace stress. A notable portion of the work uses meta-analysis, a method that statistically combines results from many prior studies, to test theories about what drives employee and team outcomes. Some research also links work conditions to physical health measures like stress hormones and mortality.
Publication activity peaked around 2019-2020 and has slowed in recent years, averaging about 1.4 publications per year over the last five years.
Generated by claude-opus-4-8 from public bibliographic data · Jul 11, 2026
- The Dynamic Nature of the IMO Framework: A Cross-Lagged Panel Meta-Analysis
Academy of Management Proceedings · 2025
- Time and change: A meta‐analysis of temporal decisions in longitudinal studies
Journal of Organizational Behavior · 2024
- Leaders pressuring teams and teams engaged in deviance: An examination of leader–team extraversion incongruence
Journal of Organizational Behavior · 2024
- Social support at work carries weight: Relations between social support, employees’ diurnal cortisol patterns, and body mass index.
Journal of Applied Psychology · 2022
- A Meta-Analysis of the Effects of Work Hours on Resource Depletion, Resource Acquisition, and Strain
Academy of Management Proceedings · 2022
- To collaborate or not? The moderating effects of team conflict on performance‐prove goal orientation, collaboration, and team performance
Journal of Occupational and Organizational Psychology · 2021
- Putting the team in the driver's seat: A meta‐analysis on the what, why, and when of team autonomy's impact on team effectiveness
Personnel Psychology · 2021
- A meta-analytic test of multiplicative and additive models of job demands, resources, and stress.
Journal of Applied Psychology · 2020
- Meta-analytic five-factor model personality intercorrelations: Eeny, meeny, miney, moe, how, which, why, and where to go.
Journal of Applied Psychology · 2020
- This job is (literally) killing me: A moderated-mediated model linking work characteristics to mortality.
Journal of Applied Psychology · 2020
- Putting the Team in the Driver’s Seat: A Meta-Analysis on Team Autonomy and Team Effectiveness
Academy of Management Proceedings · 2020
- Team tenure and team performance: A meta‐analysis and process model
Personnel Psychology · 2019
- The importance of being humble: A meta-analysis and incremental validity analysis of the relationship between honesty-humility and job performance.
Journal of Applied Psychology · 2019
- Managers moving on up (or out): Linking self-other agreement on leadership behaviors to succession planning and voluntary turnover
Journal of Vocational Behavior · 2019
- A Meta-analytic Test of Additive and Multiplicative Models of Stress
Academy of Management Proceedings · 2019
- Academy of Management Proceedings×10
- Journal of Applied Psychology×6
- Personnel Psychology×3
- Journal of Organizational Behavior×2
- Journal of Vocational Behavior×2
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Last updated Jul 11, 2026.
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