Measurement of Ecological Dissonance with Bases of Power

Measurement of Ecological Dissonance with Bases of Power [electronic resource] / Shang-Ping Lin.

This study examined a new measure of ecological dissonance (ED), whether different degrees of ED existed within levels of a university's power hierarchy, the relationship between ED and worker morale as a function of administrative power levels, and ED theory. Ninety-four faculty members at Mis...

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Main Author: Lin, Shang-Ping
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: [S.l.] : Distributed by ERIC Clearinghouse, 1992.
Subjects:
Administrator Attitudes.
Alienation.
Attitude Measures.
College Faculty.
Educational Environment.
Employee Attitudes.
Higher Education.
Job Satisfaction.
Organizational Climate.
Politics of Education.
Power Structure.
Test Construction.
Universities.
Vertical Organization.
Work Environment.

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