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The Utility of Personality Inventories in the Employee Assistance Process

A Study of EAP Referred Police Officers

Mark J. Schmit Department of Management, University of Florida, USA
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Steven J. Stanard Standard & Associates, Inc., Chicago, IL, USA
Pages 21-42 | Published online: 15 Oct 2008

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