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An Analysis of Compliance-Gaining Instrumentation in the Organizational Communication Literature
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Compliance-gaining InstrumentationEngineeringInspectionBehavioral AspectProtocol ComplianceResearch EthicsCommunicationCompliance-gaining ConstructOrganizational BehaviorPsychologyConformance TestingManagementBusiness CommunicationCompliance-gaining InstrumentsWorkplace ComplianceCorporate ComplianceCompliance-gaining TypologiesReliabilityCompliance ManagementOrganizational CommitmentCommitment ModelApplied Social PsychologyInformation ManagementOrganizational Communication
This article reviews five compliance-gaining instruments reported in the literature, specifically used in research conducted in the organizational context. As part of this analysis, the article examines studies from the literature using the compliance-gaining construct, assesses the reliability estimates for these instruments through a meta-analysis of psychometric data associated with them, discusses the implications of deductively and inductively derived compliance-gaining typologies, and offers directions for future research.
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