Toward a Non Experimental Method for Causal Analyses of Social Phenomena
Toward a Non Experimental Method for Causal Analyses of Social Phenomena
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Salary (causal factor with respect to involvement) and patents (resultant factor with respect to involvement) .
2. Patents is an intervening factor between a. Involvement (causal) and influence (resultant).
b. Involvement (causal) and salary (resultant).
c. Influence (causal) and involvement (resultant).
d. Salary (causal) and involvement (resultant).
-18- 3, Influence is an intervening factor between patents (causal) and involvement (resultant) .
4. Salary is an intervening factor between pate...nts (causal) and involvement (resultant) .
Timing of the measurements .
Self-report questionnaires were received from respondents in 1959 and again in 1965. In each questionnaire the respondent described the organizational factors as he saw them at that moment in time (for example, how involved are you in your work?). The respondent also indicated the number of patents he had produced over the last five years. In 1965 he also reported his output for the last two-and-one-half years. The timing of the measurements is summarized in Figure 5 below.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Salary (causal factor with respect to involvement) and patents (resultant factor with respect to involvement) .
2. Patents is an intervening factor between a. Involvement (causal) and influence (resultant).
b. Involvement (causal) and salary (resultant).
c. Influence (causal) and involvement (resultant).
d. Salary (causal) and involvement (resultant).
-18- 3, Influence is an intervening factor between patents (causal) and involvement (resultant) .
4. Salary is an intervening factor between pate...nts (causal) and involvement (resultant) .
Timing of the measurements .
Self-report questionnaires were received from respondents in 1959 and again in 1965. In each questionnaire the respondent described the organizational factors as he saw them at that moment in time (for example, how involved are you in your work?). The respondent also indicated the number of patents he had produced over the last five years. In 1965 he also reported his output for the last two-and-one-half years. The timing of the measurements is summarized in Figure 5 below.
What to read after Toward a Non Experimental Method for Causal Analyses of Social Phenomena?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George F Farris to read onlineMoreLess
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