Table 6 Topmost references for OI research.

From: A decadal review of organizational identification: insights from bibliometric analysis and content analysis

LC

Author/Source

Title

GC

LC/GC ratio (%)

Normalized

LC

GC

65

Lee E-S (2015),

Psychol. Bull.

“Identifying OI as a basis for attitudes and behaviors: A meta-analytic review”

272

23.90

11.65

5.98

20

Loi R (2014),

J Occup Organ Psychol.

“Leader-member exchange, OI, and job satisfaction: A social identity perspective”

129

15.50

6.06

2.68

18

Farooq O (2017),

Acad Manage J.

“The multiple pathways through which internal and external CSR influence OI and multifoci outcomes: The moderating role of cultural and social orientations”

296

6.08

5.42

7.36

18

Karanika-Murray M (2015),

J Manage Psychol.

“OI, work engagement, and job satisfaction”

135

13.33

3.23

2.97

17

Glavas A (2013),

J Bus Ethics.

“Is the Perception of ‘Goodness’ Good Enough? Exploring the Relationship Between Perceived CSR and Employee OI”

216

7.87

3.92

4.54

16

Conroy S (2017),

J Organ Behav.

“Where there is light, there is dark: A review of the detrimental outcomes of high OI”

82

19.51

4.81

2.04

16

Blader Sl (2017),

Res Organ Behav.

“OI and workplace behavior: More than meets the eye”

45

35.56

4.81

1.12

12

Brammer S (2015), Group Organ Manage.

“CSR, Employee OI, and Creative Effort: The Moderating Impact of Corporate Ability”

148

8.11

2.15

3.25

12

Epitropaki O (2013),

J Organ Behav.

“A multi-level investigation of psychological contract breach and OI through the lens of perceived organizational membership: Testing a moderated-mediated model”

110

10.91

2.77

2.31

11

Piccoli B (2017),

Pers Rev.

“Job insecurity and performance: the mediating role of OI”

65

16.92

3.31

1.62