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Michiel:

Previous studies have yielded similar results. Read "The Human Element",
"FIRO: The Interpersonal Underworld", or "Joy", all three by by Dr.Will
Schutz to learn what he's found.

At 01:01 PM 9/17/97 +0200, you wrote:
>In reply to your thoughts on the inportance of processes, I'd like to ad
>some interesting findings of our research in the field of organizational
>communication.
>
>Michiel van Delden
>coeff@xs4all.nl

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