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Influence of Task Interdependence an Number of Poor Performance on Diagnoses of Causes of Poor Performance

In this article the authors examine how supervisors are influenced by the relationship between the number of poorly performing employees in a group and the degree of task interdependence. The autho...

Karen A. Brown | Terence R. Mitchell | K. A. Brown | T. Mitchell

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