117 scientists and engineers at a large research and development laboratory were divided into supervisory and non-supervisory subgroups, and staying and leaving subgroups. Significant differences were found on 10 of 24 Adjective Check List scales for the supervisory-non-supervisory comparison and on 6 of 24 scales for the staying-leaving comparison.
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