Assignment 1 Part b: Literature Review draft Students are expected to paraphrase information from at least two academic journal articles to support their answers. When doing so you must provide the...

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Organisational Behaviour (MNG82001)
Assignment 1 Part b: Literature Review draft
Students are expected to paraphrase information from at least two academic journal articles to support their answers. When doing so you must provide the correct ‘in-text’ and ‘Reference List’ citation details. Provide a Reference List at the end of each answer.
To gain the most from this assessment activity it is suggested that students write approximately 250-300 words for each answer.
Each question is worth 5 marks.
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