一、中文部分
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4.李佩玲(2006)高科技產業員工學習動機、訓練成效與工作績效之相關性研究,國立新竹教育大學職業繼續教育研究所碩士論文。5.朱南光(2006)學校人員人格特質與服務品質知覺之探討,私立世新大學行政管理學系碩士論文。
6.何麗君(2005)溝通媒介認知、人際溝通能力、溝通滿足對自我效能影響之研究-以電子資訊業與銀行業為例,私立銘傳大學管理研究所碩士論文。7.林家瑜(2003)高科技產業教育訓練與非典型工作安排之關聯性探討─以新竹科學工業園區為例,國立中山大學人力資源管理研究所碩士論文。8.林盈伶(2005)人格特質、學習型態對學習成效之影響,私立朝陽科技大學企業管理系碩士論文。9.林俊彥、郭宗賢、林建廷、郭彥谷(2006)從工作壓力探討台灣企業從業人員參加禪修之學習動機及相關因素之研究-以某禪修團體「上班族禪修班」為例。文大商管學報,11(1),83-100。10.周惠莉,(2002)五大人格特質、性別角色與轉換型領導關聯性之研究,私立中原大學企業管理研究所碩士論文。
11.吳瓊治(2006)訓練成效的評鑑。品質月刊,42(10),44-48。12.陸洛、吳珮瑀、施建彬、高旭繁、翁崇修、陳欣宏譯(2006)人格理論。台北市:洪葉文化事業有限公司。
13.陳榮彬(2004)參與職業訓練學員對成人學習原則應用之知覺與訓練成效關係之研究,國立中正大學成人及繼續教育研究所碩士論文。
14.陳素蓮(2005)都市原住民參與成人學習的動機與滿意度之研究-以高雄市為例,國立高雄師範大學成人教育研究碩士論文。
15.陳順宇(2007)結構方程模式Amos操作。台北市:心理出版社。
16.張春興(2004)心理學概要。台北市:東華書局。
17.黃郁文(1994)自我效能概念及其與學業成就表現之關係。諮商與輔導,106,39-41。18.黃富順(1996)增強成人學習者的動機。成人教育,第34期。19.李再長、黃麗鴦(2007)在職人士進修之學習動機、學習滿意度及學習績效之相關研究─以成大碩士在職專班為例。人力資源管理學報,7(4),1-24。20.賀力行、李友錚(2004)品質管理:整合性思維。台北縣:前程企管。
21.葉國華(2002)員工人格特質、組織承諾與銀行合併態度之研究─以中國國際商業銀行為例,國立高雄第一科技大學金融營運所碩士論文。22.榮泰生(2007)Amos與研究方法。台北市:五南。
23.廖志昇(2004)研究生學習動機與學習滿意度關係之研究-以師院在職進修碩士班為例,國立屏東師範學院國民教育研究所碩士論文。
24.廖國鋒、陳素子(2003)領導者情緒智力對領導效能、部屬合作行為與組織承諾影響關係之研究。人力資源管理學報,3(4),1-24。
25.蔣美惠(2004),探討保全人員生涯管理、人格特質及組織氣候對工作滿足、自我效能與工作績效之關聯性研究-以台北市保全公司為例,私立南華大學管理科學研究所碩士論文。26.繆敏志(1994)工作壓力之理論基礎與模式及其管理方法」。中國行政,53。27.簡玉貞譯(2007)員工訓練與能力發展。台北市:五南。
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