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Cue–Appraisal Learning in Organizations: A Theory of Conditioned Appraisal Meaning
Employees often respond to recurring workplace cues as if those cues carry the meaning of prior experience. A performance review, complaint channel, supervisor phrase, meeting routine, or organizational space may be appraised differently across employees even when the formal cue is the same. This ar
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