<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><item href="/faculty-research/faculty-profiles/profile/mharari.php" dsn="faculty"><username>mharari</username><profile-img><img src="https://business.fau.edu/images/faculty-profiles/Harari.Michael.jpg" alt="Michael  Harari"/></profile-img><first-name>Michael</first-name><middle-name/><last-name>Harari</last-name><rank>Associate Professor</rank><department>Management Programs – Leadership &amp; Human Resources</department><department-url>/departments/management/</department-url><cob-media/><expertise>Performance Appraisal, Personality, Employability, Talent Acquisition</expertise><room-num>DeSantis Pavilion - Room 101F (Boca Raton)</room-num><email>mharari@fau.edu</email><phone>5612974854</phone><fax/><website/><bio/><education>PhD (2014) Industrial-Organizational Psychology, Florida International University|MS (2013) Industrial-Organizational Psychology, Florida International University|BS (2010) Psychology, University of North Florida</education><certifications/><contributions>Harari, Michael; Rubenstein, A.L.; McCombs, Kate; Dennett, Susan. (2025). A meta-analysis of perceived job alternatives and employee turnover: Addressing the availability versus quality distinction<em>, Journal of Managerial Psychology</em>, 40(4), 337-350|Harari, Michael; Searcy, Deborah; Alshareef, Sara. (2025). Was Keynes thwarted by consumerism? Insatiable needs, voluntary simplicity, and the pursuit of leisure<em>, Industrial and Organizational Psychology</em>, 18(1), 32-34|Harari, Michael; McCombs, Kate; Thams, Yannick. (2023). Perceived employability and employee strain: A meta-analysis<em>, Journal of Occupational and Organizational Psychology</em>, 96(1), 109-118|Harari, Michael; Kraus, E.; Boyi, Victor; Viswesvaran, C.; Haas, C.. (2022). Trait affectivity and applicant reactions: A multi-wave field study<em>, Journal of Managerial Psychology</em>, 37, 642-654|Harari, Michael; McCombs, Kate; Wiernik, Brenton. (2021). Movement Capital, RAW model, or circumstances? A meta-analysis of perceived employability predictors<em>, Journal of Vocational Behavior</em>, 131(2), Article: 103657|Harari, Michael; Williams, Ethlyn; Castro, Stephanie; Brant, Katarina. (2021). Self-leadership: A meta-analysis of over two decades of research<em>, Journal of Occupational and Organizational Psychology</em>, 94(4), 890-923|Harari, Michael; Parola, Heather; Hartwell, C.; Riegelman, A.. (2020). Literature searches in systematic reviews and meta-analyses: A review, evaluation, and recommendations<em>, Journal of Vocational Behavior</em>, 118, 1-11|Parola, Heather; Harari, Michael; Herst, David; Prysmakova, Palina. (2019). Demographic determinants of public service motivation: A meta-analysis of psm -age and -gender relationships<em>, Public Management Review</em>, 21(10), 1397-1419|Harari, Michael; Naemi, B; Viswesvaran, C. (2019). Is the validity of conscientiousness stable across time?<em>, Journal of Occupational and Organizational Psychology</em>, 92, 212-220|Harari, Michael; Viswesvaran, C.. (2018). Individual job performance<em>, Sage, Thousand Oaks, CA, USA</em>|Harari, Michael; Reaves, A.; Beane, C.; Laginess, A.; Viswesvaran, C.. (2018). Personality and Expatriate Adjustment: A Meta-Analysis<em>, Journal of Occupational and Organizational Psychology</em>, 91(3), 486-517|Harari, Michael; Thompson, A.; Viswesvaran, C.. (2018). Extraversion and job satisfaction: The role of trait bandwidth and moderating effect of status goal attainment<em>, Personality and Individual Differences</em>, 123(1), 14-16|Harari, Michael; Manapragada, A.; Viswesvaran, C.. (2017). Who thinks they're a big fish in a small pond and why does it matter? A meta-analysis of perceived overqualification<em>, Journal of Vocational Behavior</em>, 102, 28-47|Harari, Michael; Rudolph, C.W.. (2017). The effect of rater accountability on performance ratings: A meta-analytic review<em>, Human Resource Management Review</em>, 2(1), 121-133|Harari, Michael; Herst, David; Parola, Heather; Carmona, B.. (2017). Organizational correlates of public service motivation: A meta-analysis of two decades of empirical research<em>, Journal of Public Administration Research and Theory</em>, 27(1), 68-84;  doi: 10.1093/jopart/muw056|Harari, Michael; Reaves, A.C.; Viswesvaran, C.. (2016). Creative and innovative performance: A meta-analysis of relationships with task, citizenship, and counterproductive job performance dimensions<em>, European Journal of Work and Organizational Psychology</em>, 25(4), 495-511|Rudolph, C.W.; Harari, Michael; Nieminen, L. (2015). The effect of performance trend on ratings occurs through observer attributions, but depends on performance variability<em>, Journal of Applied Social Psychology</em>, 45(10), 541-560|Harari, Michael; Rudolph, C.W.; Laginess, A.J.. (2015). Does rater personality matter? A meta-analysis of rater Big Five-performance rating relationships<em>, Journal of Occupational and Organizational Psychology</em>, 88(2), 387-414|Harari, Michael; Jain, N.K.; Joseph, T.. (2014). The Five-Factor Model of personality and knowledge transfer in the United Arab Emirates<em>, International Journal of Selection and Assessment</em>, 22(4), 399-410|Harari, Michael; Viswesvaran, C.; O'Rourke, R.. (2014). Gender differences in work sample assessments: Not all tests are created equal<em>, Journal of Work and Organizational Psychology</em>, 30(1), 29-34|Rudolph, C.; Michel, J.; Harari, Michael; Stout, T.. (2014). Perceived social support and work-family conflict: A comparison of Hispanic immigrants and non-immigrants<em>, Cross Cultural Management: An International Journal</em>, 21(3), 306-325|Harari, Michael; Naemi, B.; Viswesvaran, C.; Roberts, R.; Rodriguez, J.. (2014). The validity of conscientiuousness and its facets: Stable or dynamic across time?<em>, Academy of Management Proceedings</em>|Wittgenstein, J.; Harari, Michael; Allen, J.; Rudolph, C.. (2012). When does performance variability matter?  The effect of dynamic performance characteristics on rater attributions and performance ratings<em>, Proceedings of the 2012 Southern Management Association</em></contributions><research-interests/></item>