J. David Hunger

An Assessment of the Functionality of the Superordinate Goal in Reducing Conflict

This study suggests that the superordinate goal retards the development of felt conflict even if the frustrating antecedent conditions remain and, although a nonachieved superordinate goal does not...

Burn-Out in Academia:

Professors who become involves in their teaching and research are likely to experience a phenomenon referred to as &dquo;burn-out&dquo; sometime in their career. If they are similar to their co-workers in other professions, they report such symptoms as feelings of exhaustion and a sensation of being physically run down, frequent headaches and digestive system problems, weight loss, sleeplessness, depression, and a shortness of breath. People &dquo;suffering&dquo; from burn-out may have changing moods, feelings of helplessness, increasing irritability, a diminished frustration tolerance, exhibit a suspiciousness which at times may border on paranoia, and display incrased levels of risk

Graduate Business Education - 75th Anniversary (1900-1975)

This paper gives a brief overview of graduate business education at the two oldest graduate schools of business - Amos Tuck and Harvard. Its purpose is to give an historical overview of the MBA program in U.S. since its inception seventy-five years ago.