论文信息 - Primary Sources of Cognate Research in Human Performance Technology.

Primary Sources of Cognate Research in Human Performance Technology.

This article is third in a series written to address questions regarding the need for more empirical research in the field of human performance technology (HPT) and the need to determine the future direction of HPT research. The call for more empirical research has been published in journals such as Performance Improvement Quarterly and Performance Improvement (formerly Performance and Instruction) for nearly 20 years.

Linda Huglin | Anthony Marker | Liz V. Johnsen

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