Keywords
individual performance
cadets wojskowa kultura organizacyjna
wyniki indywidualne
kadeci
studenci cywilni
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Abstract
The article presents the impact of military organizational culture on the individual performance of learners. Its aim is to identify some components of military organizational cul ture that influence individual performance in the training process, which is especially related to motivation for training and military activity. Specific subjects of empirical research are trainees in the Military Science professional field, specialising in Organisation and Management of Military Units at a Tactical Level at the National Military University in Bulgaria.
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