Dyadic Goal Setting and Role Stress: A Field Study.
Academy of Management JournalPublished 1 June 1979
James Campbell Quick
Citations35
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A field study was conducted over a 14 month period to examine goal setting as a dyadic, role making process between 46 managerial and staff employees (subordinates) and 15 officers and directors (s...
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