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The effect of schema-based training on dispositional reasoning components : comparing frame-of-reference training and schema-feedback training
Prior research shows that accurate interviewers have higher ‘dispositional reasoning’, defined as the ability to understand the relationship between personality, behaviour and situations. Drawing on schema theory, the present study attempted to determine if dispositional reasoning could be developed...
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Organisational Psychology
2015
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