Explaining Development and Change in Organizations
1986), and a number of stage theories of child development (Piaget, 1975), human development (Levinson, 1978), moral development (Kohlberg, 1969), organizational development (Kimberly & Miles, 1980), group deci- sion-making stages (Bales …
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