Adaptability measures as predictors of performance ratings

Adaptability measures as predictors of performance ratings

How well do measures of temperamental and motivational characteristics in training predict success of performance of officers as indicated by Officer Effectiveness Ratings? S were selected from 666 cadets at one base and 69 at another. Variables used were 3 global indicies of adaptability and 10 var...

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