JME: If You Don't Care, Then Why Should I? The Influence of Instructor Commitment on Student Satisfaction and Commitment

Sage Business & Managment
07/09/2016 17 min
JME: If You Don't Care, Then Why Should I? The Influence of Instructor Commitment on Student Satisfaction and Commitment

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Jane Murray interviews authors Alison Dachner and Brian Saxton about their Journal of Management Education article, "If You Don't Care, Then Why Should I? The Influence of Instructor Commitment on Student Satisfaction and Commitment."

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