
Dr. Michela's research applies theories from Social Psychology, often along with advanced statistical methods, to address management issues that involve leadership and teams seeking product innovation or broader organizational or community change. The topics of vision in leadership and identity-based motivation in work and career are his current focus. His contributions to various books or book series include chapters in the Handbook of Organizational Climate and Culture (Sage, 2000) and the Annual Review of Psychology (Annual Reviews, 1980); his journal articles have appeared in the Journal of Product Innovation Management, Organizational Research Methods, and the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology (JPSP), among others. He previously received research grant support from the U.S. National Institutes of Health and the Spencer Foundation, and the Social Sciences and Research Council of Canada—under its program for knowledge transfer from academia to the broader society.
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