1977•Academy of Management ProceedingsRequires access
Attitudes Measured Prior to Taking a Course and Subsequent Evaluations of That Course and Instructor.
Donald P. Schwab
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Abstract
The study investigated whether student evaluations of business school courses and instructors were related to selected characteristics measured before the student entered the course. It was found that final evaluations were related to prior perceptions about the specific course and instructor but were unrelated to course preferences and general attitudes.