The Power Is in Parsimony: Commentary on Goltz's Operant Analysis of Power Interpretation of Resistance to Change

Comments on Goltz and Hietapelto's article Using the Operant and Strategic Contingencies Models of Power to Understand Resistance to Change are presented. One of the major challenges that we have in dealing with "resistance to change" as a subject matter is to operationally define wha...

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