Document Type
Article
Publication Date
1995
Abstract
This study represents a preliminary inquiry ID to determine the value of combining SBI and Policy into a singular curriculum. A comparison of this combined formal was made wi1h the traditional Policy course. A slightly modified Job Diagnostic Survey (Hackman & Oldham, 1975) and a skills/usefulness scale (Hoffman, Fon1eno1 & Viswanathan, 1990) was administered to assess the difference between the two groups. Results suggested that the combined format met or exceeded the ou1comes of the traditional Policy course.
Repository Citation
Watts, Larry R. and Jackson, William T., "The SBI Program and Student Outcomes: A Study of Business Policy Classes" (1995). Faculty Publications. 31.
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Comments
Watts, L., & Jackson, W. (1995). The SBI Program and Student Outcomes: A Study of Business Policy Classes. Journal Of Small Business Strategy, 6(1), 93-103.
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