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Eyal Eckhaus

9 works· latest 2021· 1 institutionscluster: provisionalORCID 0000-0002-1815-0045

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Gossip and gender differences: a content analysis approach2017 · 53 citations
Experiential Learning in Management Education2017 · 52 citations
Managerial hubris detection: the case of Enron2018 · 41 citations
Sensemaking and sensegiving as predicting organizational crisis2017 · 35 citations
Rape narratives analysis through natural language processing: Survivor self-label, narrative time span, faith, and rape terminology.2020 · 26 citations

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Exploring Negative Spillover Effects on Stakeholders: A Case Study on Social Media Talk about Crisis in the Food Industry Using Data Mining

Sustainability·2021·3 authors·Open access

19citations

Academic Rank and Position Effect on Academic Research Output – A Case Study of Ariel University

International Journal of Higher Education·2020·2 authors·Open access

14citations

Rape narratives analysis through natural language processing: Survivor self-label, narrative time span, faith, and rape terminology.

Psychological Trauma Theory Research Practice and Policy·2020·2 authors

26citations

Effect of faculty on research cooperation and publication: Employing natural language processing

Economics & Sociology·2018·2 authors·Open access

13citations

Happiness in Fashion

Advances in intelligent systems and computing·2018·1 author·other

21citations

Managerial hubris detection: the case of Enron

Risk Management·2018·2 authors

41citations

Gossip and gender differences: a content analysis approach

Journal of Gender Studies·2017·2 authors

53citations

Experiential Learning in Management Education

Business Management and Education·2017·3 authors·Open access

52citations

Sensemaking and sensegiving as predicting organizational crisis

Risk Management·2017·2 authors

35citations