Assessment For Management Potential: Scale Design and Development, Training Effects and Rater/Ratee Sex Effects.
Academy of Management JournalPublished 1 March 1977
Steven D. Norton, David P. Gustafson, Charlie Foster
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Six behaviorally based bipolar scales were developed to assess management potential. Managers used these scales before and after training to rate male and female versions of cases describing two hy...
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