Locus of Policy, Allocative, And Coordination Decisions in Selected Multi-Campus Community Colleges
Locus of Policy, Allocative, And Coordination Decisions in Selected Multi-Campus Community Colleges
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The campus business officers and the campus student affairs officers were not perceived as final decision makers by any of the respondents from large and small colleges.
The series of analysis of variance tests computed in order to determine if a significant difference existed, by position, between the three groups, found no significant difference at the .05 level.
Hence, the answer to question three of the problem statement relative to the final decision makers for coordination decisions is th...at there was no difference in the frequency of the position incumbents' involvement as final decision makers in the decision-making process for coordination decisions based on college size.
Data relative to participants (including final decision makers) .
The position incumbents most frequently perceived as participants (including final decision makers) in decision-making processes relative to coordination decisions in large, mid-size, and small multi-campus 109 community colleges were the campus academic officers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The campus business officers and the campus student affairs officers were not perceived as final decision makers by any of the respondents from large and small colleges.
The series of analysis of variance tests computed in order to determine if a significant difference existed, by position, between the three groups, found no significant difference at the .05 level.
Hence, the answer to question three of the problem statement relative to the final decision makers for coordination decisions is th...at there was no difference in the frequency of the position incumbents' involvement as final decision makers in the decision-making process for coordination decisions based on college size.
Data relative to participants (including final decision makers) .
The position incumbents most frequently perceived as participants (including final decision makers) in decision-making processes relative to coordination decisions in large, mid-size, and small multi-campus 109 community colleges were the campus academic officers.
What to read after Locus of Policy, Allocative, And Coordination Decisions in Selected Multi-Campus Community Colleges?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Miller, Donna Elizabeth to read onlineMoreLess
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