List of Contributions

Several people have commented about Maslow (not "Masloff") basing his theory of motivation on his experience with therapy patients. I don't believe he ever was a therapist, nor do I think he ever claimed he was. His writings were based on research with people who demonstrated (at least to ...

In addition to some of the excellent texts that have been recommended already, I would like to suggest some titles that have proven invaluable as I consider the issue of change for my clients: Gareth Morgan -- "Images of Organization" Will McWhinney -- "Paths of Change" Lee Bolman ...

Unless I am missing something, the two data sources are dissimilar. The Psych Bull article deals with selection criteria, whereas the article quoted in an earlier note focuses on already-hired employees divided into two groups ("stars" and "average"). Both sets of results may well be correct ...

I did not receive the complete Mar 2/3 digest. Would you please send it again. Thank you. -- Bernard Liebowitz, PhD Advisor & Consultant to Business & Management 980 No. Michigan Ave., Ste. 1400 Chicago, Il 60611 tel) 773/334-2003 fax) 773/334-2004 email) bernie@liebowitzassoc.com ...

Patrick S.W.Fong wrote: > Recently I am looking into an area (without knowing what specific > terms to > look for) by examining the situation of taking ideas / concepts from > one > field and applied to a totally different field. For example, a concept > or > idea taken from ...