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Jim Bright
Jim Bright
Professor of Career Education and Development, Australian Catholic University
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Stress: Myth, theory and research
F Jones, J Bright
Pearson Education, 2001
6862001
The chaos theory of careers: A new perspective on working in the twenty-first century
R Pryor, J Bright
Routledge, 2011
452*2011
Diet or diet plus physical activity versus usual care in patients with newly diagnosed type 2 diabetes: the Early ACTID randomised controlled trial
RC Andrews, AR Cooper, AA Montgomery, AJ Norcross, TJ Peters, ...
The Lancet 378 (9786), 129-139, 2011
4102011
The role of chance events in career decision making
JEH Bright, RGL Pryor, L Harpham
Journal of Vocational Behavior 66 (3), 561-576, 2005
3622005
The chaos theory of careers: A user's guide
JEH Bright, RGL Pryor
The career development quarterly 53 (4), 291-305, 2005
3602005
The role of social context and serendipitous events in career decision making
JEH Bright, RGL Pryor, S Wilkenfeld, J Earl
International journal for educational and vocational guidance 5, 19-36, 2005
2822005
The chaos theory of careers
RGL Pryor, J Bright
Australian Journal of Career Development 12 (3), 12-20, 2003
2652003
Applying chaos theory to careers: Attraction and attractors
RGL Pryor, JEH Bright
Journal of Vocational Behavior 71 (3), 375-400, 2007
1692007
Order and chaos: A twenty‐first century formulation of careers
RGL Pryor, JEH Bright
Australian Journal of Psychology 55 (2), 121-128, 2003
1562003
Resolving semantically induced tip-of-the-tongue states for proper nouns
T Brennen, T Baguley, J Bright, V Bruce
Memory & Cognition 18, 339-347, 1990
1481990
The chaos theory of careers (CTC): Ten years on and only just begun
RGL Pryor, JEH Bright
Australian Journal of Career Development 23 (1), 4-12, 2014
1282014
Helping people to sort it out: The role of social support in the job strain model
B Searle, JEH Bright, S Bochner
Work & Stress 15 (4), 328-346, 2001
1242001
Chance events in career development: Influence, control and multiplicity
JEH Bright, RGL Pryor, EWM Chan, J Rijanto
Journal of Vocational Behavior 75 (1), 14-25, 2009
1222009
Testing the 3-factor model of occupational stress: The impact of demands, control and social support on a mail sorting task
BJ Searle, JEH Bright, S Bochner
Work & Stress 13 (3), 268-279, 1999
991999
The relationship between career decision status and important work outcomes
JK Earl, JEH Bright
Journal of Vocational Behavior 71 (2), 233-246, 2007
912007
Finding order and direction from chaos: A comparison of chaos career counseling and trait matching counseling
H McKay, JEH Bright, RGL Pryor
Journal of Employment Counseling 42 (3), 98-112, 2005
902005
Probabilities and possibilities: The strategic counseling implications of the chaos theory of careers
RGL Pryor, NE Amundson, JEH Bright
The Career Development Quarterly 56 (4), 309-318, 2008
892008
The impact of competency statements on résumés for short‐listing decisions
JEH Bright, S Hutton
International Journal of Selection and Assessment 8 (2), 41-53, 2000
882000
Bonuses, goals, and instrumentality effects.
RE Wood, PWB Atkins, JEH Bright
Journal of Applied Psychology 84 (5), 703, 1999
801999
Openness to experience as a predictor of job performance trajectories
A Minbashian, J Earl, JEH Bright
Applied Psychology 62 (1), 1-12, 2013
782013
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