Self-management training for increasing job attendance: A follow-up and a replication.

Gary P. Latham, Colette A. Frayne·1989·Journal of Applied Psychology

Abstract

Etude des effets d'une formation auto-regulatrice de la participation professionnelle aupres de 20 employes et du role de la perception de l'efficacite personnelle dans l'absenteisme ou l'assiduite

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