Paradigm Development and Communication in Scientific Settings: A Contingency Analysis

Joseph L. C. Cheng

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The article discusses research pertaining to the paradigm concept as a contingency factor in relation to scientific performance. Several premises provide the theoretical underpinnings for this stud...

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