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REQUIREMENTS OF A CRITERION The first requirement of a criterion is that it be relevant to some important goal of the individual , the organization , or so- ciety . Determination of relevance is , how- ever , a matter of judgment .
REQUIREMENTS OF A CRITERION The first requirement of a criterion is that it be relevant to some important goal of the individual , the organization , or so- ciety . Determination of relevance is , how- ever , a matter of judgment .
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Thus , norms represent an important means of " short- cutting ” the need to use discretionary stimuli on a continuous basis to control the behavior of individual group members . group 2. Norms apply only to behavior - not to private ...
Thus , norms represent an important means of " short- cutting ” the need to use discretionary stimuli on a continuous basis to control the behavior of individual group members . group 2. Norms apply only to behavior - not to private ...
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The higher level needs such as self- actualization and esteem were regarded as quite important by managers everywhere . ... In contrast , the lower level needs were regarded by managers as being of relatively little importance to them ...
The higher level needs such as self- actualization and esteem were regarded as quite important by managers everywhere . ... In contrast , the lower level needs were regarded by managers as being of relatively little importance to them ...
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Toward Fusion | 1 |
Relationship of Trust and the Objectivity of Performance Criteria to Success | 4 |
Chapter | 7 |
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