1989Journal of Employment CounselingRequires access

Effect of a Referent's Status on the Evaluation of Job Applicants

Steven M. Ralston, Donald D. Yoder

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In this study, the authors found that the status of employment referents might affect the employers's evaluations of job applicants.

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In this study, the authors found that the status of employment referents might affect the employers's evaluations of job applicants.

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In this study, the authors found that the status of employment referents might affect the employers's evaluations of job applicants.

Key concepts: Referent, Psychology, Social psychology, Applied psychology, Linguistics, Philosophy

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