Administrative and organization behavior: some insights from cognitive psychology
By: Schott, Richard L.
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ArticleSubject(s): Psychology | Organisational Behaviour | Organisation | Administrative Management | Organisation
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Administration and SocietySummary: Recent research in the field of Cognitive psychology provides some important insights for students of administration. This article reviews various leitmotifs of the field and discusses several aspects- among them perception, scheme formation, information processing, and the evolution of the Grain - which have a direct bearing on administration and organizations. Finally, it explores the implications which these findings have for understanding administrative behaviour. Reproduced
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Indian Institute of Public Administration | Issue no: 23(1), May 91, p.54-73 | Available | AR1287 |
Recent research in the field of Cognitive psychology provides some important insights for students of administration. This article reviews various leitmotifs of the field and discusses several aspects- among them perception, scheme formation, information processing, and the evolution of the Grain - which have a direct bearing on administration and organizations. Finally, it explores the implications which these findings have for understanding administrative behaviour. Reproduced
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