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John W. Dickson

11 works· latest 1983· 2 institutionscluster: provisional

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R&D WORK CLIMATE AND INNOVATION IN SEMICONDUCTORS.1983 · 404 citations
MANAGERIAL BELIEFS ABOUT WORK IN SCOTLAND AND THE U.S.A.1977 · 40 citations
Top Managers' Beliefs and Rationales for Participation1982 · 29 citations
DIFFERENCES IN BELIEFS ABOUT WORK BETWEEN MANAGERS AND BLUE‐COLLAR WORKERS1979 · 29 citations
PARTICIPATION AS A MEANS OF ORGANIZATIONAL CONTROL1981 · 23 citations

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R&D WORK CLIMATE AND INNOVATION IN SEMICONDUCTORS.

Academy of Management Journal·1983·1 author

404citations

PARTICIPATORY FORUMS AND INFLUENCE.

Academy of Management Journal·1982·1 author

4citations

Top Managers' Beliefs and Rationales for Participation

Human Relations·1982·1 author

29citations

PARTICIPATION AS A MEANS OF ORGANIZATIONAL CONTROL

Journal of Management Studies·1981·1 author

23citations

DIFFERENCES IN BELIEFS ABOUT WORK BETWEEN MANAGERS AND BLUE‐COLLAR WORKERS

Journal of Management Studies·1979·2 authors

29citations

Perception of Risk as Related to Choice in a Two-Dimensional Risk Situation

Psychological Reports·1978·1 author

12citations

Subjective Risk and Choice as Related to the Transitivity Condition

Psychological Reports·1978·1 author

4citations

The effect of normative models on individual and group choice

European Journal of Social Psychology·1978·1 author

2citations

MANAGERIAL BELIEFS ABOUT WORK IN SCOTLAND AND THE U.S.A.

Journal of Management Studies·1977·2 authors

40citations

The Adoption of Innovative Proposals as Risky Choice: A Model and Some Results

Academy of Management Journal·1976·1 author

11citations

THE USE OF SEMANTIC DIFFERENTIAL SCALES IN STUDYING THE INNOVATION BOUNDARY.

Academy of Management Journal·1975·2 authors

8citations