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23 Ibid.
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26 Ibid.
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32 Jack J. Phillips. “20 frequently asked questions about ROI,” Chief Learning Officer, February, 2005.
33 Jack J. Phillips. “ROI: The search for best practices,” Training & Development, February 1996, 50(2), pp. 42-48.
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35 Ibid.
36 Corporate Leadership Council. “Maximizing returns on professional executive coaching,” Abstract, May 2003.
37 Otto Laske. “Can evidence based coaching increase ROI?” White paper, 2004.
38 “Evaluation framework, design, and reports,” Training & Development Journal Supplement, July 1990, S-15-S-23.
39 Mildred L. Patten. Proposing empirical research, Los Angeles, CA: Pyrczak Publishing, 2002.
40 Douglas T. Hall, Karen L. Otazo, and George P. Hollenbeck. “Behind closed doors: What really happens in executive coaching,” Organizational Dynamics, 1999, pp. 39-53.
41 Mary Wayne Bush. Client Perceptions of Effectiveness in Executive Coaching Dissertation, Los Angeles, CA: Pepperdine University, 2004.
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