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... specific supervision from supervision that is more general ( Katz , Maccoby , Gurin , and Floor , 1951 ; Katz ... specific the supervisory in- structions the greater the evocation of organizationally irrelevant or deleterious ...
... specific supervision from supervision that is more general ( Katz , Maccoby , Gurin , and Floor , 1951 ; Katz ... specific the supervisory in- structions the greater the evocation of organizationally irrelevant or deleterious ...
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... specific predictive statements . The general propositions are inde- pendent of the particular group or type of group involved . The predictions refer to specific empirical situations . This distinction is implicit throughout the book ...
... specific predictive statements . The general propositions are inde- pendent of the particular group or type of group involved . The predictions refer to specific empirical situations . This distinction is implicit throughout the book ...
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... specific pre- dictions of productivity and have delayed the more general discussion of organizational conflict until Chapter 5. Consequently , the de- pendent variable in this section is the extent to which group pressures support ...
... specific pre- dictions of productivity and have delayed the more general discussion of organizational conflict until Chapter 5. Consequently , the de- pendent variable in this section is the extent to which group pressures support ...
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