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S/HR/65. Planning Behavior and perceived control of time at work. Critical analysis of a paper from Academic peer-reviewed journal
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This paper critically analyses the following article: ?Claessens, B.J.C., Eerde, W.V., Rutte, C.G. and Roe, R.A. (2004), ?Planning behavior and perceived control of time at work?, Journal of Organizational Behavior, 25, pp. 937-950. A complete reference of the article is given in the paper. The summary of the article is provided to set the background. Assessment of methods used and their appropriateness are then discussed. There is also a critical discussion on the articles results and the key findings. At the end, strengths and weaknesses of the article are discussed accompanied by the conclusion.
KEYWORDS: hr, planning, behavior, perceived, control, time, work, critical, paper, academic, peer-reviewed, journal,
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