Dr. Sabrina Deutsch Salamon earned her PhD in Organizational Behavior at the Sauder School of Business, University of British Columbia. Sabrina’s research interests include organizational trust, citizenship and deviant behaviors, and group dynamics. Her recent work has been published in several leading academic journals, including the Journal of Applied Psychology and the Journal of Organizational Behavior. Her research projects have been supported by grants from Canada’s Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council and Mitacs, and she is the recipient of SAS Interdisciplinary Research Award. Her research on trust has been profiled in international media outlets, and interviews on her work were broadcast by CBC National Radio. Professor Deutsch Salamon is a faculty member in the School of Administrative Studies and the School of Human Resource Management and teaches both undergraduate and graduate courses. She holds a Masters Degree in Economics and Business Administration (Magna Cum Laude), and prior to pursuing her Doctoral degree, she worked several years as an economist in the Bank of Israel. Sabrina also completed graduate studies in Counseling, is a registered psychotherapist and a certified group facilitator, and has worked with individuals and with groups in organizations during the last two decades.
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Degrees
PhD, University of British Columbia
MA, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
BA, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Research Interests
organizational trust, citizenship and deviant behaviors, and group processes,
Management
Dr. Sabrina Deutsch Salamon earned her PhD in Organizational Behavior at the Sauder School of Business, University of British Columbia. Sabrina’s research interests include organizational trust, citizenship and deviant behaviors, and group dynamics. Her recent work has been published in several leading academic journals, including the Journal of Applied Psychology and the Journal of Organizational Behavior. Her research projects have been supported by grants from Canada’s Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council and Mitacs, and she is the recipient of SAS Interdisciplinary Research Award. Her research on trust has been profiled in international media outlets, and interviews on her work were broadcast by CBC National Radio. Professor Deutsch Salamon is a faculty member in the School of Administrative Studies and the School of Human Resource Management and teaches both undergraduate and graduate courses. She holds a Masters Degree in Economics and Business Administration (Magna Cum Laude), and prior to pursuing her Doctoral degree, she worked several years as an economist in the Bank of Israel. Sabrina also completed graduate studies in Counseling, is a registered psychotherapist and a certified group facilitator, and has worked with individuals and with groups in organizations during the last two decades.
Degrees
PhD, University of British Columbia
MA, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
BA, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Research Interests
organizational trust, citizenship and deviant behaviors, and group processes,
Management
Awards
- Recipient of Best Conference Paper, Cardiff, UK, 2010 - 2010
All Publications
Book Chapters
Deutsch Salamon, S. Afterword to Gestalt Approaches with Organizations, edited by Spagnuolo Lobb M & Meulmeester, F., Instituto di Gestalt HCC, Italy
2019
Deutsch, Y., Salamon, S. D., & Pe’er, A. A. (2017) . Dancing with Wolves—A Signaling Model of De Novo Entrants’ Location Choices. In THE WORLD SCIENTIFIC REFERENCE ON ENTREPRENEURSHIP: Volume 3: Sustainability, Ethics, and Entrepreneurship (pp. 331-362).
2017
Journal Articles
Samnani, A. K., Salamon, S. D., & Singh, P. (2014) . Negative affect and counterproductive workplace behavior: The moderating role of moral disengagement and gender. Journal of Business Ethics, 119(2), 235-244.
2014
Celani, A., Deutsch Salamon, S., & Singh, P. "In Justice We Trust: A Model of the Role of Trust in the Organization in Applicant Reactions to the Selection Process"
Human Resource Management Review (in press)
2008
Lau, D., Lam, R. & Deutsch Salamon, S. 2008 "The Impact of Relational Demography on Perceived Trustworthiness: Similarity or Norms?"
Journal of Social Psychology,148 (2), 187-208.
2008
Deutsch Salamon, S. & Robinson, S., 2008. “Trust That Binds: The Impact of Collective Felt Trust on Organizational Performance”.
Journal of Applied Psychology 93, 593-601.
2008
Deutsch Salamon, S. & Deutsch Y. 2006. "OCB as a Handicap: A Psychological Evolutionary Perspective".
Journal of Organizational Behavior, 27: 185 – 199.
Recipient of SAS Interdisciplinary Research Award 2006.
2006
Conference Papers
Deutsch Salamon, S., Maitlis, S. Victimization in Groups: A Real Time Study of Scapegoating, Academy of Management Annual Meeting, Atlanta, August 2017.
2017
Deutsch Salamon, S., Romano, D., Saluja, S. Fostering Trust within Inter-Professional Health Care Teams, INGRoup Interdisciplinary Network for Group Research, 10th Anniversary Conference, Pittsburgh, PA, 2015.
2015
Deutsch, Y, Deutsch Salamon, S., Peer, A. Dancing with Wolves: A Signaling Model of De Novo Entrants’ Location Choices presented as part of the Sustainability, Social Issues, and Entrepreneurship symposium. Academy of Management’s Conference, Vancouver, Canada, 2015
2015
Deutsch Salamon, S Deutsch, Y, Vulnerability as Strength: A Signaling Model of Trusting Inequality, Trust and Ethics: Insights from Economics and Behavioral Ethics conference London, UK, 2015
2015
Duff, A., Chan, C., Deutsch Salamon, S., Budworth, M. ”Compromising Innovative Behaviour with Work Shame”, presented at Academy of Management Annual Meeting, Philadelphia, August 2014.
2014
Deutsch Salamon., S. “The Impact of Verbal Abuse from Outsiders versus Insiders on Trust in Management”, 9th International Conference on Workplace Bullying and Harassment, Milan, June 2014.
2014
Samnani, A., Deutsch Salamon S., Singh P "Negative Affect and Counterproductive Workplace Behavior: The Moderating Role of Moral Disengagement and Gender", Academy of Management Annual Meeting, Boston, 2012.
2012
Deutsch Salamon, S., & Maitlis Sally “How Group Members “Gang Up”: An Empirically Grounded Model” 7th International Conference on Workplace Bullying and Harassment, Cardiff, UK, June 2010.
Recipient of Best Conference Paper.
2010
Deutsch Salamon, S., & Maitlis Sally. “Collective Victimization in Groups: A Process Model”. Presented at INGRoup Conference, Kansas City, July 2008.
2008
Deutsch Y., Peer, A. & Deutsch Salamon, S. 2007. “Be There or Be Square: A Signaling Perspective on New Entrants’ Choice of Location”.
Academy of Management Annual Meeting, Philadelphia.
2007
Richardson, J., Deutsch Salamon, S., Inkson K. & Pringle, J. 2005. “Personal Transformation Through International Careers: Butterfly or Moth?” PDW Academy of Management Annual Meeting, Honolulu, Hawaii.
2005
Lau, D., Lam, R. & Deutsch Salamon, S. 2005. "The Impact of Relational Demography on Perceived Trustworthiness: Similarity or Norms?"
Academy of Management Annual Meeting, Honolulu, Hawaii.
2005
Deutsch Salamon, S. & Deutsch, Y. 2004. "OCB as a Handicap: A Psychological Evolutionary Perspective".
Academy of Management Annual Meeting, New Orleans.
2004
Deutsch Salamon, S. & Robinson, S. 2004. "Trust that Binds: The Effect of Collective Trust on Organizational Outcomes". Academy of Management Annual Meeting, New Orleans.
2004
Conference Proceedings
Deutsch Salamon, S. ”One for All and All for One? 2000. Ecological, Institutional and Cognitive Accounts on the Adoption of Teamwork in US Firms”, Proceedings of Administrative Science Association of Canada National Meeting, Montreal.
2000
Other
Deutsch Salamon, S. What Can Organizations Do to Increase Mutual Trust Between Leaders and Their Subordinates? Human Dimension Cognitive Dominance Symposium, US Army, April 2015, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, US.
2015
