A STUDY INVESTIGATING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PERCEIVED COMMUNICATOR STYLE AND PERCEIVED DOWNWARD COMMUNICATION AND PERCEIVED SUPERVISORY PERFORMANCE, SATISFACTION WITH ONE'S SUPERVISOR, QUALITY OF SUPERIOR-SUBORDINATE RELATIONSHIP AND QUALITY OF SUPERVISORY COMMUNICATION - ProQuest

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A STUDY INVESTIGATING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PERCEIVED COMMUNICATOR STYLE AND PERCEIVED DOWNWARD COMMUNICATION AND PERCEIVED SUPERVISORY PERFORMANCE, SATISFACTION WITH ONE'S SUPERVISOR, QUALITY OF SUPERIOR-SUBORDINATE RELATIONSHIP AND QUALITY OF SUPERVISORY COMMUNICATION

COOLEY, DAVID MITCHEL. The University of Nebraska - Lincoln ProQuest Dissertations & Theses, 1986. 8704545.