Group & Organization Studies 1986 - Abstracts

Group & Organization Studies 1986
TitleSubjectAuthors
A meta-analysis method for OD case studies. (organization development)Psychology and mental healthBullock, R.J.
Attitudes about the work group: an added moderator of the relationship between leader behavior and job satisfaction.Psychology and mental healthSkaret, David J., Bruning, Nealia S.
Can group self-management mean a loss of personal control: triangulating a paradox.Psychology and mental healthManz, Charles C., Angle, Harold
Client and consultant management problem-solving values.Psychology and mental healthLarwood, Laurie, Gattiker, Urs E.
Conflict avoiders and compromisers: toward an understanding of their organizational communication style.Psychology and mental healthMorley, Donald Dean, Schockley-Zalabak, Pamela
Differential performance appraisal criteria: a field study of black and white managers.Psychology and mental healthCox, Taylor, Jr., Nkomo, Stella M.
Discrepancies between actual and aspired self: a comparison of leaders and nonleaders.Psychology and mental healthRyan, John, Peppers, Larry
Individualism-collectivism: concept and measure.Psychology and mental healthWagner, John A., III, Moch, Michael K.
Informal influence in the formal organization: psychological and situational correlates.Psychology and mental healthCobb, Anthony T.
Managerial learning: first notes from an unstudied frontier.Psychology and mental healthKelleher, David, Finestone, Peter, Lowy, Alex
Personality and ability predictors of training performance for flight attendants.Psychology and mental healthFerris, Gerald R., Bergin, T. Gregory, Gilmore, David C.
Sex differences in career progression strategies preferred by university faculty.Psychology and mental healthLewis, Kathryn E., Bierly, Margaret M.
Some comments on Bernard and White's use of the public private, unconscious trichotomy in the analysis of roles and role relationship.Psychology and mental healthNeilsen, Eric H.
Team development: quasi-experimental confirmation among combat companies. (Israel Defense Force)Psychology and mental healthEden, Dov
The Delphi technique: an empirical evaluation of the optimal number of rounds.Psychology and mental healthErffmeyer, Robert C., Erffmeyer, Elizabeth S., Lane, Irving M.
The effects of group cohesion and leader behavior on subordinate satisfaction.Psychology and mental healthZaccaro, Stephen J., Dobbins, Gregory H.
The impact of implementing a quality circles intervention on employee task perceptions.Psychology and mental healthHead, Thomas C., Molleston, Julie L., Sorensen, Peter F., Jr., Gargano, Joseph
The relationship between person-role conflict and systems dysfunction.Psychology and mental healthBernard, Harold S., White, Emily
The role of human resource management practices in predicting organizational commitment.Psychology and mental healthOgilvie, John R.
The role of identification in mentoring female proteges.Psychology and mental healthBowen, Donald D.
The team building-task performance relation: some conceptual and methodological refinements.Psychology and mental healthBuller, Paul F.
Variations in dogmatism and leader-supplied information: determinants of perceived behavior in task-oriented groups.Psychology and mental healthFiechtner, Susan Brown, Krayer, Karl J.
Women's work orientations: something old, something new.Psychology and mental healthFagenson, Ellen A.
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