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Extension Staffing Patterns: Clientele Views

Joe Donald Pittman, Clarence J Cunningham, Richard E Young

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Do Extension clientele view one staffing pattern more effective than another? Are clientele more satisfied with how Extension develops and carries out programs in one staffing pattern than another?

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Do Extension clientele view one staffing pattern more effective than another? Are clientele more satisfied with how Extension develops and carries out programs in one staffing pattern than another?

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Do Extension clientele view one staffing pattern more effective than another? Are clientele more satisfied with how Extension develops and carries out programs in one staffing pattern than another?

Key concepts: Staffing, Extension (predicate logic), Psychology, Public relations, Computer science, Political science, Management, Economics

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