Effects of alternative training methods on self-efficacy and performance in computer software training.
Marilyn E. Gist, Catherine E. Schwoerer, Benson Rosen·1989·Journal of Applied Psychology
Abstract
Comparaison des differentes methodes d'entrainement a l'efficacite personnelle et a la maitrise d'un programme logiciel informatise, dnas le cadre d'une experience reelle impliquant 108 dirigeants d'universite. Implications sur les modes des interventions preferables pour obtenir les meilleurs resultats (imitation, tutorat, etc.)
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