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contingent outcome ) might be used to finance the purchase of a new home ( second level outcome ) . To the extent that a number of such outcomes are highly interrelated we might say that their principal component represents an ...
contingent outcome ) might be used to finance the purchase of a new home ( second level outcome ) . To the extent that a number of such outcomes are highly interrelated we might say that their principal component represents an ...
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In his most complete statement , Adams ( 1965 ) considers ( a ) the nature of a person's inputs and outcomes in an ex- change relationship , ( b ) the social compari- son process that is used by the individual , ( c ) conditions leading ...
In his most complete statement , Adams ( 1965 ) considers ( a ) the nature of a person's inputs and outcomes in an ex- change relationship , ( b ) the social compari- son process that is used by the individual , ( c ) conditions leading ...
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Behavioral Alternatives Level I Outcomes Level II Outcomes Level N Outcomes E * a1 DO1 I DOI DO N E * a2 DO2 I DO2 II DO2 N aj where : aj 트 DOK I DOK I DO , II DOm N 1 m = Figure 1 . decrease ; others in the office will start to come ...
Behavioral Alternatives Level I Outcomes Level II Outcomes Level N Outcomes E * a1 DO1 I DOI DO N E * a2 DO2 I DO2 II DO2 N aj where : aj 트 DOK I DOK I DO , II DOm N 1 m = Figure 1 . decrease ; others in the office will start to come ...
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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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