一、英文部分
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二、中文部份
1.丁文養,「團隊目標互賴性、團隊成員互動過程對團隊績效影響之研究」,國防管理學院資源管理研究所碩士論文,民國92年6月。2.丁虹,「企業文化組織承諾之研究」,國立政治大學研究所博士論文,民國86年6月。3.王保進,視窗版SPSS與行為科學研究,第二版,台北:心理,民國91年。
4.王建忠,「團隊領導與團隊效能:團隊內互動的仲介效果」,國立臺灣大學心理學研究所碩士論文,民國90年6月。5.朱敬先,健康心理學,台北:五南,民國81年。
6.李弘暉,「團隊原理」,中國行政評論,第6卷,第2期,民國86年,頁73-86。7.李弘暉、鍾麗英,「團隊運作過程對團隊績效影響之研究」,人力資源學報,民國88年12月,第11期,頁1-30。8.李佩怡,「人際關係理論」,測驗與輔導,第152卷,民國88年,頁3152-3156。9.李璧伶,「團隊衝突、團隊凝聚力與社會賦閑之研究」,中國文化大學國際企業管理研究所碩士論文,民國93年6月。10.周毓敏,「團隊信任與其績效之關聯性研究-以建立虛擬社群爲例」,大葉大學工業關係研究所碩士論文,民國93年6月。
11.林建煌,管理學,台北:智勝,民國92年,頁394-397。
12.林淑華,「國小學童情緒管理與人際關係之研究」,國立屏東師範學院國民教育研究所碩士論文,民國91年5月。13.林欽榮,人際關係與溝通,台北:揚智,民國90年。
14.林靜芬,「國小兒童內外控信念與其相關因素暨團體輔導效果之研究」,國立屏東師範學院初等教育研究所碩士論文,民國84年6月。15.姜占魁,「組織行為與行政管理」,台北:曉園書局,民國82年。
16.孫本初、呂育誠,「從分析單元論團隊的意義及其對公共管理之影響」,國立政治大學學報,第73集,下卷,民國85年,頁145-177。17.徐西森、連廷嘉、陳仙子、劉雅瑩,人際關係的理論與實務,台北:心理,民國91年。
18.珗躓n,「團隊情感對團隊歷程的影響」,國立東華大學企業管理研究所碩士論文,民92年7月。
19.張宏文、邱文芳,實用人際關係學,台北:商鼎文化出版社,民國85年。
20.張志學,「中國人的人際關係認知:一項多維度的研究」,本土心理學研究,第12期,民國88年,頁261-288。21.張春興,心理學,台北:東華書局,民國81年。
22.張淑玲,「團隊領導、團隊價值觀對團隊效能之影響」,國立中山大學人力資源管理研究所碩士論文,民91年8月。23.梁凱雯,「組織公平、工作自主性與互依性對觀光旅館懦憚A務員工組織公民行為之相關研究」,世新大學觀光學系研究所碩士論文,民國91年6月。24.陳盈純,「互依性和社會支持對研發團隊績效的影響-以溝通為干擾變項」,國立中央大學人力資源管理研究所碩士論文,民國91年6月。25.陳皎眉,人際關係,台北:空中大學,民國86年。
26.陳順宇,多變量分析,第三版,台北:華泰,民國93年。
27.陳憶雯,「關係網絡類型與組織績效之相關性研究」,銘傳大學管理科學研究所碩士論文,民國93年6月。28.曾素雲,「工作團隊中工作價值觀、團隊特性與團隊績效之相關研究」,國立中山大學人力資源管理研究所碩士論文,民國90年2月。29.黃文獻,「不同相互依賴程度對總公司與分支機構間衝突知覺影響之研究」,國立中山大學人力資源管理研究所碩士論文,民國88年7月。30.楊世瑩,SPSS統計分析實務,台北:旗標,民國94年,頁11-3。
31.萬同軒、龐開基與王立華,「組織內人際關係型態之初探」,亞太社會科技學報,第2卷第1期,民國91年,頁189-207。32.蔡志章,「多層次傳銷上下線間互動關係與經營績效影響因素之研究」,國立中山大學人力資源管理研究所碩士論文,民國89年6月。33.蔡達人,「團隊多元化對知識分享、創造、創新績效之影響-以衝突爲仲介變項」,東吳大學企業管理研究所碩士論文,民國90年6月。
34.鄭伯壎、任金剛、張慧芳、郭建志,「台灣企業網絡中的對偶關係:關係形成與關係效能」,中華心理學刊,第39卷第1期,民國86年,頁79-85。35.蕭佩琪,「團隊成員間關係、主觀契合度與團隊效能之關係」,銘傳大學管理科學研究所碩士論文,民國91年6月。36.簡瑜君,「工作團隊特性與團隊效能之關係:以訓練與管理者支援爲干擾變項」,國立中央大學人力資源管理研究所碩士論文,民國91年7月。