European Perspectives in Psychology: Work and organizationalPieter Johan Diederik Drenth, Joseph A. Sergeant, R. J. Takens Wiley, 1990 - Clinical health psychology |
Contents
How European is work and organizational psychology? | 3 |
Development of a model and an instrument for identifying | 9 |
A viable developmental psychology in the nineties by way of renewed | 11 |
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