2014 · Article · Peer-Reviewed
An Investigation of the Characteristics of Learning Organizations in Turkish Companies: Scale Validation
Yaşlıoğlu, M. M., Şap, Ö., Toplu, D.
Procedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences, vol.150, pp.726-734
Is the learning organisation scale valid in a Turkish sample?
Translating an instrument developed elsewhere does not make it valid; whether the same structure emerges has to be tested. The study examines learning-organisation characteristics in Turkish companies and validates the scale in that sample.
Translation is not adaptation. Adaptation requires evidence of validity.
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How to cite
Yaşlıoğlu, M. M., Şap, Ö., Toplu, D. (2014). An Investigation of the Characteristics of Learning Organizations in Turkish Companies: Scale Validation. Procedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences, vol.150, pp.726-734.
@article{yaslioglu2014investigation,
author = {Yaşlıoğlu, M. M. and Şap, Ö. and Toplu, D.},
title = {An Investigation of the Characteristics of Learning Organizations in Turkish Companies: Scale Validation},
year = {2014},
journal = {Procedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences, vol.150, pp.726-734}
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