conducted in a different demographic and cultural setting. A comparative study between different cultures could also be administered. The current research was conducted on LMX agreement, organisation commitment and turnover intention theories and the relationship between these theories was established. Future research could be conducted by considering other organisational outcomes such as subordinate work performance, job satisfaction, empowerment and job flexibility. Their relationship with LMX agreement could be used to understand managers’ understanding of employees. The research used difference score techniques to generate the LMX agreement. Values were calculated by computing the absolute difference between the supervisor and subordinate LMX scores. Though difference score techniques are widely used in research involving agreement theories, future research could be conducted by using other techniques such as multivariate multiple regression analysis. The results could be compared with the current research to reveal similarities and differences between these two analytical methods. 105
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