March 1, 1987Academy of Management Journal110 citations

Social Support: Its Relationship to Observed Communication With Peers and Superiors.

SKSandra L. KirmeyerUniversity of Missouri TLTzu-Ming LinITRI International

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Using the basis of employee's face-to-face interactions with coworkers and superiors, the article considers the effects of the content, direction and source of organizational communication on perce...

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