... differences between the subject matter of relearning from the purview of psychology and organizational studies. The level of analysis determines one such difference. Relearning in psychology is concerned with the retention of information in an individual’s memory. However, the level of analysis...

.... Lynn Godkin can be contacted at: lynn.godkin@lamar.edu © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2009 Psychology Learning organizations Employee behaviour Change management It is, of course, possible that serious psychopathology in the leader is indeed responsible for the problems...

... to know that we possess this daybreak knowledge; more than enough it will be when at last we succeed in fully awakening it. In addition, there is evidence that conscious awareness in certain circumstances may impede learning (Masters, 1992). Contemporary theory and research in cognitive psychology...

...W.L. Peters Repertory grid is a technique that is emerging from the psychological arena entering the business world. As a technique it is particularly useful in putting some “shape” to vague or abstract ideas and it can help to “quantify the unquantifiable”. In the training field repertory grid may...