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    FormatThesis (2)Date Issued2000 - 2020 (2)Author/ContributorDougherty, Thomas W. (1)McCullough, Christine M. (1)Patel, Amanda S. (1)Turban, Daniel B. (1)AdvisorDougherty, Thomas W. (1)Turban, Daniel B. (1)Thesis Department
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    Do role models matter?: exploring the correlates of motivational and imitative role modeling by professionals 

    McCullough, Christine M. (University of Missouri--Columbia, 2013)
    This study was an initial attempt at precisely conceptualizing and measuring role modeling, and exploring the correlates, direct benefits, and career outcomes of role modeling for professionals. As such these results begin ...

    The effects of exercise on organizational and personal outcomes : a work-home resources perspective 

    Patel, Amanda S. (University of Missouri--Columbia, 2019)
    In the organizational sciences, daily exercise research has largely centered on how exercise replenishes resources depleted by work and thus facilitates recovery during off-work time. However, we know little about whether exercise generates...

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