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M G Holland

Publications and source records attributed to M G Holland.

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PubMed1987

Using managerial role motivation theory to predict career success.

Managerial role motivation theory has proved to be useful for understanding executive performance in a wide range of highly structured organizational environments. Consistent results of studies indicate that the theory may be useful for understanding managerial behavior and predicting performance in health care organizations.

Adult↗
PubMed1985

Simulation: an evolving methodology for health administration education.

Simulation provides a valuable addition to a university's teaching methods. Computer-assisted gaming is especially effective in teaching advanced business strategy and corporate policy when the nature and complexity of the simulation permit. The potential for using simulation techniques in postgraduate professional education and in managerial self-assessment appears to be significant over the next several years.

Education, Graduate↗
PubMed1979

Absence of ocular pathology after repeated exposure of unanesthetized monkeys to 9.3-GHz microwaves.

Unfettered monkeys (Macaca mulatta) have been trained to expose the face and eyes to pulsed microwave radiation at a frequency of 9.31 GHz and an average power density of 150 mW/cm2. Performance of an operant response required the monkeys to maintain the head within the field of the radiation source. Twelve monkeys were individually irradiated during 30 to 40 sessions and then were observed for a period of one year. No deleterious effects such as cataracts have been observed.

Animals↗