一、 中文部分
林育瑋，2001年，應徵者面談印象管理策略對甄選面談決策影響。國立台灣科技大學企業管理系未出版碩士論文。楊庭懿，2002年，應徵者印象管理策略對甄選面談決策之影響：以面談訓練為干擾變數。國立台灣科技大學企業管理系未出版碩士論文。二、 英文部分
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