ADMINISTRATOR PERCEPTION AND ADMINISTRATIVE APPROVAL: A COMMUNICATION PROBLEM
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ADMINISTRATOR PERCEPTIONAbstract
A small but increasing number of administrators in business, labor organizations, social we1fare agencies, and educational institutions are becoming sensitive to the need for consultant or staff specialist help in evaluating and improving the pattern of human 'relationships that exist in the work situation of themselves and their employees. These men are becoming keenly aware of the extent to which an upward gradiant of group and individual productivity hinges on the releasing of the creative forces that can emerge from an increased understanding and an improved utilization of newer techniques of group leadership, group supervision, in-service training, and techniques of evaluation of group process.
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