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Most cited papers in Employee Welfare and Language Studies

Employee Welfare and Language Studies

What are the most cited papers in Employee Welfare and Language Studies?

The most cited paper in Employee Welfare and Language Studies is "Analyzing Likert Data" (Harry N. Boone, Deborah A. Boone, 2012), with 576 citations. Next come "The impact of stuttering on the quality of life in adults who stutter" (490) and "Determinants of Organizational Commitment" (388).

Showing 50 of 100 papers. Every paper with more than 53 citations is listed.

Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
#Paper
1 Analyzing Likert Data Harry N. Boone, Deborah A. Boone · Journal of Extension Open access Apr 2012 576
2 The impact of stuttering on the quality of life in adults who stutter Ashley Craig, Elaine Blumgart, Yvonne Tran · Journal of Fluency Disorders 15 May 2009 490
3 Determinants of Organizational Commitment Clifford J. Mottaz · Human Relations Jun 1988 388
4 Altered patterns of cerebral activity during speech and language production in developmental stuttering. An H2(15)O positron emission tomography study A. Braun · Brain May 1997 340
5 English Workers’Living Standards During the Industrial Revolution: A New Look* Peter H. Lindert, Jeffrey Gale Williamson · The Economic History Review Feb 1983 302
6 Use of exploratory factor analysis in maritime research Reenu Maskey, Jiangang Fei, Hong-Oanh Nguyen · The Asian Journal of Shipping and Logistics Open access Jun 2018 299
7 The impact of stuttering on employment opportunities and job performance Joseph F. Klein, Stephen B. Hood · Journal of Fluency Disorders 2004 282
8 The Onset of Stuttering Alvin R. Mahrer, Harl H. Young · The Journal of General Psychology Oct 1962 248
9 Stuttering and Speech Naturalness Richard R. Martin, Samuel K. Haroldson, Kathleen A. Triden · Journal of Speech and Hearing Disorders Feb 1984 223
10 Meta-Analysis of the Effects of Stuttering Treatment Gavin Andrews, Barry E. Guitar, Pauline M. Howie · Journal of Speech and Hearing Disorders Review Aug 1980 218
11 Assessing quality of life in stuttering treatment outcomes research J. Scott Yaruss · Journal of Fluency Disorders 11 Jun 2010 216
12 Determinants of job satisfaction and performance of seafarers Kum Fai Yuen, Hui Shan Loh, Qingji Zhou et al. · Transportation Research Part A Policy and Practice Open access 23 Feb 2018 202
13 A fiberscopic and acoustic study of the Korean stops, affricates and fricatives Ryohei Kagaya · Journal of Phonetics Open access Mar 1974 200
14 Stuttering: a dynamic motor control disorder Christy L. Ludlow, Torrey M. J. Loucks · Journal of Fluency Disorders 9 Oct 2003 193
15 Stuttering Gavin Andrews, Pauline M. Howie, Melinda Dozsa et al. · Journal of Speech Language and Hearing Research Jun 1982 179
16 Stuttering Gerald N. Zimmermann · Journal of Speech Language and Hearing Research Mar 1980 165
17 Only , Emotive Factive Verbs, and the Dual Nature of Polarity Dependency Anastasia Giannakidou · Language Open access Sep 2006 158
18 Clustering and switching as two components of verbal fluency: Evidence from younger and older healthy adults. Angela K. Troyer, Morris Moscovitch, Gordon Winocur · Neuropsychology 1997 156
19 Social constructionism, 3rd ed. Vivien Burr 2015 154
20 Employer attitudes toward stuttering Melanie Hurst, Eugene B. Cooper · Journal of Fluency Disorders Mar 1983 145
21 Articulatory Dynamics of Fluent Utterances of Stutterers and Nonstutterers Gerald N. Zimmermann · Journal of Speech Language and Hearing Research Mar 1980 136
22 Laryngeal Muscle Activity During Stuttering Frances J. Freeman, Tatsujiro Ushijima · Journal of Speech and Hearing Research Sep 1978 135
23 Organizational practices, work demands and the well-being of employees: a follow-up study in the metal industry and retail trade Kaija Tuomi · Occupational Medicine Mar 2004 132
24 Experiences from the Spoken Dutch Corpus Project Nelleke H. J. Oostdijk, Wim Goedertier, Frank Van Eynde et al. Conference paperOpen access May 2002 132
25 Stuttering and Labor Market Outcomes in the United States Hope Gerlach, Evan Totty, Anu Subramanian et al. · Journal of Speech Language and Hearing Research Open access 22 Jun 2018 128
26 Teacher attitudes toward stuttering Thomas A. Crowe, Julie H. Walton · Journal of Fluency Disorders Jun 1981 127
27 Kinematic Correlates of Speaking Rate Changes in Stuttering and Normally Fluent Adults Anne Smith, Jennifer Kleinow · Journal of Speech Language and Hearing Research Apr 2000 127
28 Teacher perceptions of stuttering Mary Kaye Yeakle, Eugene B. Cooper · Journal of Fluency Disorders Dec 1986 122
29 The Ability of Stutterers and Nonstutterers to Initiate and Terminate Phonation during Production of an Isolated Vowel Martin R. Adams, Paul A. Hayden · Journal of Speech and Hearing Research Jun 1976 119
30 The capability set for work: development and validation of a new questionnaire Femke I. Abma, Sandra Brouwer, Haitze J. de Vries et al. · Scandinavian Journal of Work Environment & Health Open access 30 Nov 2015 118
31 The design of the Spoken Dutch Corpus Nelleke H. J. Oostdijk Book chapter 2002 118
32 The attitudes, knowledge and beliefs of Arab parents in Kuwait about stuttering Maram Al-Khaledi, Michelle Lincoln, Patricia McCabe et al. · Journal of Fluency Disorders Mar 2009 114
33 Stuttering: Discoordination of Phonation with Articulation and Respiration William Harvey Perkins, Joanna Rudas, Linda Johnson et al. · Journal of Speech and Hearing Research Sep 1976 111
34 Artificial Stutter Bernard S. Lee · Journal of Speech and Hearing Disorders Mar 1951 110
35 Negative Concord in Jamaican Johan van der Auwera, Tamirand Nnena De Lisser · Ampersand Open access 2019 110
36 Financial Stress, Pay Satisfaction and Workplace Performance Jinhee Kim, E. Thomas Garman · Compensation & Benefits Review 2004 109
37 A rapid method of eliminating stuttering by a regulated breathing approach Nathan H. Azrin, R.G. Nunn · Behaviour Research and Therapy Nov 1974 105
38 Variability of Stuttering: Behavior and Impact Seth E. Tichenor, J. Scott Yaruss · American Journal of Speech-Language Pathology Open access 16 Nov 2020 103
39 Young Stutterers’ Nonspeech Behaviors During Stuttering Edward G. Conture, Ellen M. Kelly · Journal of Speech Language and Hearing Research Oct 1991 100
40 Arab school teachers’ knowledge, beliefs and reactions regarding stuttering Fauzia Abdalla, Kenneth O. St. Louis · Journal of Fluency Disorders 21 Dec 2011 98
41 Stuttering Edward G. Conture, Lesley Wolk · Seminars in Speech and Language Aug 1990 97
42 The Impact of Stuttering on Development of Self-Identity, Relationships, and Quality of Life in Women Who Stutter Charn Nang, Deborah Hersh, Katie Milton et al. · American Journal of Speech-Language Pathology Open access 19 Oct 2018 97
43 Grammatical Function in Relation to Stuttering in Young Children Oliver Bloodstein, Barbara F. Gantwerk · Journal of Speech and Hearing Research Dec 1967 96
44 China is moving away the pattern of “develop first and then treat the pollution” Zhong-Xiang Zhang · Energy Policy 27 Mar 2007 92
45 Economic Growth and Structure in the Republic of Korea Yunshik Chang · Pacific Affairs Jun 1978 91
46 Disfluency Behavior of Elementary School Stutterers and Non-Stutterers: The Adaptation Effect Dean E. Williams, Franklin H. Silverman, Joseph A. Kools · Journal of Speech and Hearing Research Sep 1968 89
47 Stereotype Formation by Inference Peter Anthony White, Sara R. C. Collins · Journal of Speech Language and Hearing Research Dec 1984 87
48 Work Life Balance and Job Satisfaction among the Working Women of Banking and Education Sector - A Comparative Study Rajesh Kumar Yadav, Nishant Dabhade · International Letters of Social and Humanistic Sciences Open access Feb 2014 84
49 The effect of ‘‘information value’’ and ‘‘accentuation’’ on the duration of Dutch words, syllables, and segments Wieke Eefting · The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America 1991 82
50 Laryngeal Behavior During Stuttering Edward G. Conture, Gerald N. McCall, David W. Brewer · Journal of Speech and Hearing Research Dec 1977 82

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