Path Goal Models As a Basis for the Design of Organization Reward Systems
Path Goal Models As a Basis for the Design of Organization Reward Systems
Jay R Galbraith
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Time lagged correlations and causal structure models can also be used. (Blalock, 1964) They can also be used within the comparative study approach described above. The point that can be made is that possible causal relations can be eliminated so that the few causal studies which can be performed can concentrate on the more fruitful relations. -19 Sunnmary The purpose of this paper has been to argue the usefulness of path-aoal models in theoretical research and practical design of organization r...eward systems. The reasoning is that the policy choices can be easily related to path-goal attitudes which in turn are related to behavior. The major policy choices were identified and related to path-goal attitudes. Finally, some research studies i I lustrating the use of path-goal model s were di scussed. BIBLIOGRAPHY Adams, J. S. "Inequity in Social Exchange" In T. Berkowitz (Ed. ), Advances in Experimental Social Psychology, Vol. 2 (New York: Academic Press, 1965) pp. 267-299, HI a lock, H. M.
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