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The Implicit Trait Function: Effectiveness as a Function of a Trait-Driven Antecedent Disposition
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An implicit trait policy (ITP) comprises of a form of general domain knowledge (GDK), for which a worker’s knowledge of effectiveness interacts with (trait-driven antecedent) dispositions like agreeableness. Through this interaction, an ITP succeeds in predicting and explaining effective work behavi
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