Definitely not a breeze: Extending an operant model of effective supervision to teams.
Journal of Applied PsychologyPublished 1 June 1989
Judith L. Komaki, Mitzi Desselles, Eric D. Bowman
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Etude mettant a l'epreuve dans le cadre d'une regate l'interet d'un modele de supervision au cours de tâches exigeant la coordination des efforts des membres des equipes
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