Management Research: Relational Models Theory

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Hello and welcome, dear listeners! Today, I finalise the mini-series on the Relational Models Theory. I talk about the measurement issues. Usually, we used the questionnaire from the paper of @Haslam and @Fiske in 1999. Yet, we encountered (and keep encountering) issues with the measurement. Recently, @Zakharing and @Bates (2023) made an overview of the case and proposed some suggestions. Yet, the measurement issue also reflects the practitioners' problem - some relational models are hard to distinguish and conflicts appear. If you want to know more, listen to the episode, leave your comments, and share your experience in the comments section. Best Eugene (Yevgen)

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This episode was published on June 19, 2023.

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Hello and welcome, dear listeners! Today, I finalise the mini-series on the Relational Models Theory. I talk about the measurement issues. Usually, we used the questionnaire from the paper of @Haslam and @Fiske in 1999. Yet, we encountered (and keep...

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