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Blasingame, Margaret C. – 1981
This bibliography provides an up-to-date compilation of literature covering all aspects of the employee attitude survey process. It is intended for both researcher and practitioner. A wide variety of sources are represented with a focus on the past 10-12 years of attitude survey research. The 473 citations compiled are categorized under 7 separate…
Descriptors: Attitude Measures, Data Analysis, Data Interpretation, Employee Attitudes
The Use of Perceptual Data in the Assessment of Administrative Offices. AIR 1991 Annual Forum Paper.
Download full textGravely, Archer R.; Cochran, Thomas R. – 1991
This paper describes a systematic method of obtaining evaluative feedback based on the perceptions of various campus constituencies of a small private liberal arts college's administrative offices. A study was performed, involving two surveys conducted three years apart and using similar forms and procedures. The survey instrument assessed three…
Descriptors: College Administration, Comparative Analysis, Employee Attitudes, Evaluation Methods
Peer reviewedEmerson, Eric; Emerson, Christine – Mental Retardation, 1987
Knowledge and perceived utility of behavioral methods were surveyed in a sample of 107 direct-care staff members in an institution for persons with mental retardation or psychiatric disabilities. Results indicated that behavioral methods were generally considered useful, but the overall knowledge level concerning such methods was low. (Author/KM)
Descriptors: Behavior Change, Employee Attitudes, Hospital Personnel, Institutional Personnel
Dillon, William L. – Business Officer, 1996
A study investigated the attitudes of college and university employees concerning the recent privatization of dining services at three universities. Results indicate the employees saw the contractor, not the institution, as benefitting most from the changes. Employees had little understanding of the benefits of the arrangement to the university or…
Descriptors: Ancillary School Services, Change Strategies, College Administration, Costs
Oinonen, Charlotte M. – 1984
This publication presents Wisconsin employers' and employees' views of high school student work skills and competencies and their concerns for the future preparation of new employees. Section I explains the construction of the survey, the sampling procedures, and survey limitations. Sections II and III discuss the employer and employee…
Descriptors: Cooperative Programs, Dropouts, Education Work Relationship, Employee Attitudes
Further Education Unit, London (England). – 1985
This report contains materials to assist teachers and others in designing curricula in robotics. The first section includes the results of a survey of technicians and supervisors in nine companies involved with robots that was designed to gather information concerning the education and training needed to prepare for a career in robotics. The…
Descriptors: Automation, Behavioral Objectives, Course Content, Curriculum Development
