一.中文部分
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白煌輝(民92)。中油公司民營化員工心智模式與變革認同、組織認同相關性之研究。中正大學企業管理研究所碩士論文,未出版,嘉義縣。李粵強(民91)。團隊績效管理導向對組織信任及組織團隊績效影響之研究。朝陽科技大學企業管理研究所碩士論文,未出版,台中縣。林淑姬(民81)。薪酬公平、程序公平與組織承諾、組織公民行為關係之研究。國立政治大學企業管理研究所博士論文,未出版,台北市。林鉦棽(民85)。組織公正、信任、組織公民行為之研究:社會交換理論之觀點。管理科學學報,第十三卷第三期,頁391-415。林威廷(民91)。消費者轉換意向與行為之研究─以行動電話門號業者為例。長榮大學經營管理研究所碩士論文,未出版,台南縣。胡靜涵(民89)。主管─部屬人際信任理論模型研究。銘傳大學管理科學研究所碩士論文,未出版,台北市。吳明隆(民89)。統計應用實務。台北市:松崗電腦圖書資料股份有限公司。
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彼得・杜拉克(民43)。彼得・杜拉克的管理聖經─The Practice of Management。台北市:遠流。
徐偉玲、鄭伯壎(民91)。組織認同:理論與本質之初步探索分析。中山管理評論,10卷1期,頁45-64。
徐偉玲、鄭伯壎(民92)。組織認定與企業倫理效益。應用心理研究,20期(冬),頁115-138。
許道然(民90)。公部門組織信任與組織公民行為之研究。國立政治大學公共行政學研究所博士論文,未出版,台北市。許道然(民92)。公部門組織信任與組織公民行為之研究。空大行政學報,第13期,頁1-36。陳其鋒(民83)。警察組織認同之研究-以高雄市政府警察局及屏東縣警察局為例。中央警察大學行政警察研究所,未出版,桃園縣。陳正昌和程炳林(民83)。SPSS、SAS、BMDP統計軟體在多變量統計上的應用。台北市:五南。
陳順宇(民89)。多變量分析。台北,華泰。
賴志超、鄭伯壎、陳欽雨(民90)。組織認同的來源及其效益。人力資源管理學報,1期,頁27-51。
彭懷真(民78)。臺灣企業業主的”關係”及其轉變─ 一個社會學的分析。
東海大學社會學研究所博士論文,未出版,台中縣。
鄭伯壎(民84)。差序格局與華人組織行為。本土心理學研究,3期,頁142-219。鄭伯壎、任金剛、張慧芳、郭建志(民86)。臺灣關係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,39卷1期,頁75-92。鄭仁偉、杜啟華、張安棋(民87)。部門相依性、信任與部門間合作關係的研究。管理與系統,第五卷第一期,頁19-39。
鄭仁偉、杜啟華、潘思云(民89)。知覺值得信任、信任行為與組織間工作績效、工作滿意度的關係研究-以我國保險公司與保險輔助人為例。商學學報,6月,頁293-320。
鄭伯壎(民90)。中國人的人際關係、感情與信任─企業組織中上下屬的信任關係。台北:遠流。
張建新、張妙清、梁覺(民89)。殊化信任與泛化信任在人際信任行為路徑模型中的作用。心理學報,第32卷第3期,頁311-316。
劉漢容(民89)。品質管理。台南市:勝凱企業管理顧問有限公司。
劉文陽(2003)。新型組織對領導的要求。2003年5月29日,取自中國科學研究院網站(www.cas.ac.cn)。
黃建達(民89)。主管與部屬人際交換關係之決定要素及其對部屬工作態度影響之研究。國立中央大學人力資源管理研究所碩士論文,未出版,桃園縣。二.英文部分
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