Making the case for a developmental perspective

By S. Cook-Greuter. 2004

274 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Applied Psychology, Clinical Psychology

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In Applied Psychology

1. Nicolas Raineri
2. D. Talbot
3. P. O’Connor
4. W. Drath
5. Olivier Boiral
6. B. A. Baker
7. Cynthia D. Mccauley
8. Charles J. Palus

In Clinical Psychology

1. Nicolas Raineri
2. D. Talbot
3. P. O’Connor
4. W. Drath
5. Olivier Boiral
6. B. A. Baker
7. Cynthia D. Mccauley
8. Charles J. Palus

Citations in the corpus

• Managers’ Citizenship Behaviors for the Environment: A Developmental Perspective (2018, methodology): “This questionnaire was chosen because of its extensive use in research and its validation through several thousand tests (e.g., Boiral et al. 2014; Cook-Greuter 2004; Cook-Greuter and Soulen 2007; Torbert and Livne-Tarandach 2009).”
• The use of constructive-developmental theory to advance the understanding of leadership (2006, methodology): “Cook-Greuter revised the WUSCT in ways consistent with the new framework, including more rigorous definition and measurement of later stages ( Cook-Greuter, 2004; Torbert & Associates, 2004).”