Dr. Nora Reilly

Title: Professor

Program: Industrial/Organizational

Ph.D.: Dartmouth

Office: 425 Russell Hall

E-mail: nreilly@radford.edu

Phone: (540) 831-5518

Homepage: www.radford.edu/~nreilly

Areas of Research Interest: Development & behavioral expression of commitment, Morale, Stress, Burnout in the workplace, Biases in personnel decisions related to disabilities

Recent Publications:

  • Sirgy, M. J., Reilly, N. P., Wu, J., & Efraty, D.  (2006).  A review of quality-of-work-life (QWL) programs.  In K. Land (Ed.), Encyclopedia of social indicators and quality-of-life studies.

  • Reilly, N. P. , Bocketti, S. P., Maser, S. A., & Wennet, C. L. (2006).  Benchmarks affect perceptions of prior disability in a structured interview.  Journal of Business and Psychology, 20(4), 489-501. 

  • Sirgy, M. J., Lee., D., & Reilly, N.  (2006). Highlighting the concept of well-being in business.  Die Unternehmung:  Swiss Journal of Business Research and Practice, 60(1), 63-78.

  • Engle, C. C., Reilly, N. P., & Levine, H. B. (2004).  A case study of an academic retention program.  Journal of College Student Retention: Research, Theory & Practice, 5(4), 365-383.

  • Reilly, N.P., Wennet, C., Murphy, M., Thierauf, M., Gaugler, G., & Godfrey, K.J. (1998). Teaching evaluations of persons with disabilities differ according to the nature of the disability. Journal of Rehabilitation, 64 (1), 38-41.

  • Reilly, N.P., Dwight, S.A., Godfrey, K/J., Davis, P.A., & Lynch, R.S. (1994). Career commitment buffers the stress of new nurses. Applied H.R.M. Research, 5(1), 12-27.

  • Reilly, N.P. (1994). Exploring a paradox: Commitment as a moderator of the stressor-burnout relationship. Journal of Applied Social Psychology, 24, 397-414.

  • Erisman, M.S., & Reilly, N.P. (in revision). The 360 degree performance evaluation: How unique is the information? Submitted to the Journal of Business and Psychology.

  • Reilly, N.P., Bocketti, S., Maser, s., Gregson, S., Records, M., Strickland, C., & Wennet, C. (April, 2000). Perceptions of prior disabilities in a structured selection interview. Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology. New Orleans, LA.

Recent Presentations:

  • Reilly, N. P. & Willison, S.  (2006).  Emotional labor and employee development.  Speaker at the April 21, 2006, meeting of the Valleys of Virginia Chapter of the American Society of Training & Development.  Roanoke, VA.

  • Reilly, N. P., & Verardi, C.  (March, 2006).  Subliminal sympathy toward a job candidate with a psychiatric disability.  Southeastern Psychological Association, Atlanta, GA. 

  • Hall, C, Reilly, N. P., & Aspelmeier, J.  (March 2006).  Cellular telephone inventory: Validating a new measure.  Southeastern Psychological Association, Atlanta, GA.

  • Reed, N., Reilly, N. P., & Willner, J. A.  (March, 2006).  Teacher experience and gender bias in the identification of ADHD.  Southeastern Psychological Association, Atlanta, GA.

  • Reilly, N. P., Williams, F., & Comerford, A.  (April, 2005).  Successful intelligence and college student adjustment: The Socio-Emotional Intelligence Scale.  Southeastern Psychological Association, Nashville, TN.

  • Keener, E., & Reilly, N.  (April, 2005).  A measure of ambivalent sexism toward men and women.  Southeastern Psychological Association, Nashville, TN.

  • Vichesky, D. R., Lips, H., & Reilly, N.  (April, 2005).  Measurement of attitudes toward bisexuality: An exploratory study.  Southeastern Psychological Association, Nashville, TN.

  • Vichesky, D. R., & Reilly, N.  (April, 2005).  Measuring feelings of alienation and gender role conflict: An exploratory study.  Southeastern Psychological Association, Nashville, TN.

  • Wiese, S., & Reilly, N.  (April, 2005).  Individual differences in social support: The Support-Seeking Behaviors and Attitudes Scale.  Southeastern Psychological Association, Nashville, TN.