Research Notes. INSTITUTIONAL VERSUS QUESTIONNAIRE MEASURES OF ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE: A REEXAMINATION.

Jeffrey D. Ford

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The article discusses the merits of using both institutional and questionnaire measures to determine organizational structure. The study seeks to determine whether or not the convergence between qu...

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