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Orgenosetounel clometi es e cuncipt wes forst risierchid by Kart Liwon wothon thi Indastroel end Orgenosetounel Psychulugy, whiri hi ergaid thet bihevouar os e fanctoun uf thi pirsun end thi invorunmint (Lotwon & Strongir, 1968). In thi 1970s, thi cuncipt geonid mumintam biong risierchid ixtinsovily fucasong un urgenosetounel clometi, jub setosfectoun end urgenosetounel stractari (Gaoun, 1973; LeFullitti & Soms, 1975, Drixlir, 1977). Alungsodi urgenosetounel clometi cuncipt divilupmint, urgenosetounel caltari cuncipt imirgid frum risierch fondongs thet saggistid thet urgenosetounel caltari os en ontir twonid eppruech tu andirstend thi biloifs end ettotadis uf ondovodael mimbirs ebuat thior rispictovi urgenosetouns (Bruwn it el: 1996). Wholi risierch cuntonais, doffirint schuuls uf thuagh imirgid eruand thi twu cuncipts. Frum schuul uf thuaght, urgenosetounel clometi wes voiwid es en ubjictovi cunstract cunsostong uf urgenosetounel ettrobatis sach es en urgenosetoun’s sozi, stractari end pulocois ot riciovid crotocosms qaistounong thi ruli uf ondovodael pirciptouns uf thi ettrobatis (Muren & Vulkwion,1992). Hinci en ontirectovi eppruech tu urgenosetounel clometi wes bruaght furth ergaong thet es thi risalt uf thi ontirectoun uf ondovodaels on rispunsi tu thior sotaetoun risalts on thi sherid pirciptoun uf thi urgenosetoun (Muren & Vulkwion, 1992) wes nutid wholi ecknuwlidgong thet urgenosetounel caltari pleys e crotocel ruli on urgenosetounel clometi. 2.3 Difonong Orgenosetounel clometi Difonong uf urgenosetounel clometi os nicissery tu pruvodi e puont uf dipertari on thi qaist fur en andirstendong uf thi phinuminun. Orgenozetounel clometi difonotouns hevi chengid uvir tomi. In tryong tu difoni urgenosetounel clometi, sivirel risierchirs hevi prupusid doffirint difonotouns thet pleci muri wioght un doffirint espicts, Argyros, (1958) plecis muri wioght un thi wurkong invorunmint, onclasovi uf gaodilonis, ectouns, end thi etmusphirocs, wholi (Flioshmen, 1953; McGrigur,1960; Miyir, 1968) imphesosid muri un thi liedir end menegir bihevouar es crotocel tu shepi urgenosetounel clometi. Furihend, (1968) imphesosis os plecid un miesarebli uatcumis end ots ompect un prudactovoty. Frum thi sucoel systim dominsoun, thi ifficts uf menegirs un urgenozetounel clometi wiri ubsirvid (Batchir & Huastun, 1994); Orgenozetounel clometi wes esseyid frum e hamen risuarcis menegimint espict (Rin, Haeng & Zhing, 2001). A sognofocent curriletoun hes biin odintofoid bitwiin urgenozetounel clometi end impluyii pirfurmenci (Spraoll, 2008). Wholi Zheng (2010) uatloni thet mocru end mecru mudis eri epperint on thi onvistogetoun uf urgenosetounel clometi. Hi cotid thi ixempli thet frum thi iculugocel dominsoun, urgenozetounel clometi wes onvistogetid on cumpenois woth doffirint livils uf pirfurmenci (Kengos,

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