Chiyin Chen


Office: Xuri New Building 417

Email: chenchiyin@dhu.edu.cn

research interests: organizational behavior, HRM

INTRODUCTION

Dr. Chiyin Chen is currently an associate professor in the Glorious Sun School of Management, Donghua University. Her research interests include orgnaizational behavior and human resource management. Dr. Chen has published over 10 journal papers and presided several scientific projects. She earned her Ph.D. in management from Shanghai Jiao Tong University and visited Rice University as a visiting scholar.

Education

  • 2012.09-2018.12  Business Administration, Antai College of Economics & Management, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Ph.D.

  • 2008.09-2012.06  Human Resource Management, Antai College of Economics & Management, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, B.S.

Work Experience

  • Since 2022.09      Glorious Sun School of Business and Management, Donghua University, Associate Professor

  • 2018.12-2022.08    Glorious Sun School of Business and Management, Donghua University, Assistant Professor

Academic Experience

  • 2014.08-2015.08  Jesse H. Jones Graduate School of Business, Rice University, Visiting Scholar

Honors and Awards

  • 2021-2022 Pioneer of Youth in Donghua University

ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTS

Journal Papers

  • Zhang, K.*, Chen, C. *, & Tang, N. 2023. When is higher LMX comparison not always effective? The role of team-level LMX disparity and neuroticism. European Journal of Work and Organizational Psychology, 32(6), 870–885. SSCI, ABS 3 stars

  • Yang, S., Wang, Y., Li, Z. *, Chen, C.*, & Yu, Z. 2022. Time-of-Day effects on (un)healthy product purchases: Insights from diverse consumer behavior data. Journal of Business Research, 152, 447-460. SSCI, ABS 3 stars

  • Chen, C., & Tang, N. 2022. How to include me: Incorporating impression management into the person-organization fit framework. Current Psychology, 41(6): 3374-3387. SSCI, ABS 1 star

  • Chen, C., Tang, N., & Wang, Y. 2021. Fit with both supervisors and organizations: Examining the interactive effect of person–environment fit perceptions, Journal of Personnel Psychology, 20(3): 136-145. SSCI, ABS 2 star

  • Wang, C., Flamini, G., Wang, K., Pei, R. & Chen, C. 2021. Entrepreneurial decision-making and family social capital. Management Decision, 59(5): 938-952. SSCI, ABS 2 star

  • Chen, C., & Tang, N. 2018. Does perceived inclusion matter in the workplace? Journal of Managerial Psychology, 33(1): 43-57. SSCI, ABS 3 star

  • Tang, N., Zheng, X., & Chen, C. 2017. Managing Chinese diverse workforce: Toward a theory of organizational inclusion. Nankai Business Review International, 8(1): 39-56.

  • Tang, N., Jiang, Y., Chen, C., Zhou, Z., Chen, C.C., & Yu, Z. 2015. Inclusion and inclusion management in the Chinese context: An exploratory study. International Journal of Human Resource Management, 26(6): 856-874. ABS 3 stars

  • Liu, D., Chen, C., & Yang, S. 2023. Fashion and digitalization: Exploring the construction of the undergraduate program of marketing in Donghua University. Journal of Higher Education of Finance and Economics(财经高教研究), 9(1): 165-175.

  • Zhang, K., Shi, J., & Chen, C. 2023. Detecting self-made errors: A theoretical framework based on AMO perspective. Human Resource Management of China(中国人力资源开发), 40(11): 8-21.

  • Chen, C., Li, X., Zhang, K., & Tang, N. 2022. Literature review on research of nonstandard workers. Chinese Journal of Management管理学报), 19(3): 463-474.

  • Chen, C., Tang, N., Zhang, K. 2022. Perceived workplace inclusion: Conception, antecedents and mechanisms. Journal of Donghua University (Nautral Science) (威廉希尔官网学报自然科学版). 48(1): 103-109+117.

  • Chen, C., & Weng, L. 2021. Perceived workplace inclusion in the context of employment status diversity context: Research on the formation mechanism from fit perspective. Human Resource Management of China中国人力资源开发), (8): 6-20.

  • Chen, C., & Tang, N. 2017. Ten years of team process research: Form 2008 to 2017. Human Resource Management of China中国人力资源开发), (12):47-59.

  • Zhu, X., Kong, L., Hao, L., & Chen, C. 2016. Can inclusive leadership promote R&D professionals' innovative performance? An analysis of the mediated moderation effect. Science and Technology Management Research科技管理研究), (2):112-116.

  • Chen, C., Tang, N., & Tan, Q. 2015. An explorationary research of millennial generation’s self-concept and generation identification. Modern Management Science现代管理科学). (8), 103-105.

  • Chen, C., Tang, N., & Zhu, X. 2014. University students’ work values and career choice intention: Taking Shanghai and Jiangxi for examples. Journal of East China Jiaotong University华东交通大学学报), (5): 134-142.

Conference Papers and Presentations

  • Chen, C., & Tang, N. (2021). How to make me included: Incorporating impression management into person-organization fit framework, presented at Annual Meeting of the Academy of Management.

  • Chen, C., & Tang, N. (2019). Perceived workplace inclusion: Developing the scale and verifying its effectiveness, presented at Annual Meeting of the Academy of Management, Boston, USA.

  • Chen, C., Tang, N., & Zhang, K. (2018). P-S fit and Inclusive leadership: Interactive effect on career role performance, presented at Annual Conference of the Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology, Chicago, USA.

  • Tang, N., Chen, C., & Zhang, K. (2017). Inclusive leadership in China: A three-factor framework, presented at Annual Meeting of the Academy of Management, Atlanta, USA.

  • Chen, C., Tang, N., & Wang, Y. (2016). Match with supervisor or organization: Linking fit perceptions with performance from interactive perspective, presented at 31th International Congress of Psychology, Yokohama, Japan.

  • Chen, C., & Tang, N. (2016). Does feeling of inclusion matter in innovative behavior: a moderated mediation model from role identity theory, presented at Annual Meeting of the Academy of Management, Anaheim, USA.

  • Tang, N., Chen, C., & Zhang, K. (2014). Inclusive leadership in China: A three-factor framework, presented at International Congress of Applied Psychology, Paris, France.

  • Chen, C., & Tang, N. (2013). Work values and career choice intention: An exploratory study, in International Conference on Public Human Resource Management and Innovation (pp. 36-42). (CPCI-SSH/ISSHP)

  • Tang, N., Chen, C., Zhu, X., & Huang, M. (2013). Individual CQ, team CQ and organizational CQ: A multilevel adaptation model, in International Conference on Management Science and Engineering(ICMSE) (pp. 242-247). (IEEE)

Chapters, Academic Books, and Textbooks

  • Chen, C., & Tang, N. (2022). Perceived Workplace Inclusion: Conception and Research Framework in the Chinese Context, Shanghai: Shanghai Jiao Tong University Press.

  • Tang, N., Chen, C., & Huang, Q. (2017). Human Resource Diversity and Inclusion Management, Beijing: Science Press.

Teaching and Research Projects

  • 2020-2022  A multi-level study of perceived workplace inclusion under the employment diversity context, Youth Program of National Natural Science Foundation of China(no.71902023), Principal

  • 2020-2022  Organization inclusion from the vertical-horizontal framework: Multi-level study from individual perceptions to human resource management approaches, Youth Program of Shanghai Philosophy and Social Science Foundation(no.2019JG015-EGL023), Principal

  • 2017-2020  Inclusive leadership in Chinese context: Construct, predictors, and dual path mechanism, National Natural Science Foundation of China(no.71672114), Participant

  • 2012-2016  Millennial employees and diversity human resource management: Multi-level research from inclusion perspective, National Natural Science Foundation of China(no.71132003), Participant

  • 2011-2013  Team coordination mechanism and team effectiveness in cross cultural teams: From the perspective of cultural intelligence, National Natural Science Foundation of China(no.71072055), Participant

TEACHING COURSES

  • Undergraduate: Organizational Behavior (first-class undergraduate courses in Donghua University, 2022), Organization Theory and Design, Management

  • Graduate: Human Resource Management (MIB, MBA), Organization and Human Resource (Academic Master)

SOCIAL SERVICE

  • Academy of Management(AOM), Member

  • International Association for Chinese Management Research(IACMR), Member