Relationship between job knowledge and the reliability of conceptual similarity schemata.
Journal of Applied PsychologyPublished 1 June 1989
James W. Smither, Richard B. Reilly
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Quatre etudes examinent aupres de 171 sujets les effets de schemas de similitude conceptuelle concernant les designations du travail a effectuer sur les evaluations de leurs performances par les sujets
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