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Abhijeet Singh Chauhan1, Richa Banerjee2, Subeer Banerjee3

  • 1Prestige Institute of Management and Research, DD Nagar, 474020, Gwalior, M.P., India.

Acta psychologica
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まとめ

建設的な変化のための義務 (FOCC),心理的安全 (PS),および声の有効性 (VE) は,従業員の声の意図に影響を与えます. VEはこれらの関係を仲介し,インドの高等教育における促進と禁止の声に影響を与えます.

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従業員の声の行動,プロモーションの声 (Promv)建設的な変更のためのフェルト義務 (FOCC)禁止的な声 (Prohv)心理的安全性 (PS) 声の有効性 (VE),計画行動の理論

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