Methodology, Research Practice, and Progress in Personnel and Industrial Relations
Academy of Management ReviewPublished 1 January 1983
Marc J. Wallace
Citations29
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Abstract
In 1969 Heneman warned personnel researchers to avoid level of analysis confusion and parochialism in conceptual definitions. This paper explores these two problems as they currently impede research in Job analysis and comparable worth and calls for more attention to be paid to methods issues.
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