Social identity research is very much on the ascendancy, particularly in the field of organizational psychology. Reflecting this fact, this volume contains chapters from researchers at the cutting edge of these developments.
Social identity research is very much on the ascendancy, particularly in the field of organizational psychology. Reflecting this fact, this volume contains chapters from researchers at the cutting edge of these developments.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Daan van Knippenberg, S. Alexander Haslam, Michael J. Platow, Naomi Ellemers
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Section 1: Introduction.N. Ellemers S.A. Haslam M.Platow D. van Knippenberg Social Identity at Work: Developments Debates Directions. Section 2: Motivationand Performance.D. van Knippenberg N. Ellemers Social Identity and Group Performance: Identification as the Key to Collective Effort. J. Wegge S.A. Haslam Social Identity Self-categorization and Group Goal Setting: Engaging the Collective Self to Enhance Organizational Outcomes. D. van Knippenberg S.A. Haslam Harnessing the Diversity Dividend: Exploring the Subtle Interplay between Identity Ideology and Reality. Section 3: Communication and Decision-making.T. Postmes A Social Identity Approach to Communication in Organizations. M.Lea R. Spears P. Rogers Social Processes in Electronic Team Work: The Central Issue of Identity. M. Turner A.Pratkanis T. Samuels Identity Metamorphosis and Groupthink Prevention: Examining Intel's Departure from the DRAM Industry. Section 4: Leadership and Authority.M. Hogg R. Martin Social Identity Analysis of Leader-member Relations: Reconciling Self-categorization and Leader-member Exchange Theories of Leadership. H.Smith Y. Huo T. Tyler Interpersonal Treatment Social Identity and Organizational Behavior. K. Reynolds M.Platow Why Power in Organizations Really Should be Shared: Understanding Power through the Perils of Powerlessness. Section 5: Change and Change Management.N. Ellemers Identity Culture and Change in Organizations: A Social Identity Analysis and Three Illustrative Cases. E. van Leeuwen D. van Knippenberg Organizational Identification Following a Merger: The Importance of Agreeing to Differ. D. Terry A Social Identity Perspective on Organizational Mergers: The Role of Group Status Permeability and Similarity. R.A.Eggins K.J. Reynolds S.A. Haslam Working with Identities: The ASPIRe Model of Organisational Planning Negotiation and Development. Section 6: Perceiving andResponding to Inequity.M.J. Platow M. Wenzel M. Nolan Setting Fairness within a Community: The Importance of Intragroup and Intergroup Dynamics on Creating and Responding to Fairness. M.T. Schmitt N. Ellemers N.R.Branscombe Perceiving and Responding to Gender Discrimination at Work. S.A. Haslam N. Branscombe S.Bachmann Why Consumers Rebel: Social Identity and the Aetiology of Adverse Reactions to Service Failure. References. Subject Index. Author Index.
Section 1: Introduction.N. Ellemers S.A. Haslam M.Platow D. van Knippenberg Social Identity at Work: Developments Debates Directions. Section 2: Motivationand Performance.D. van Knippenberg N. Ellemers Social Identity and Group Performance: Identification as the Key to Collective Effort. J. Wegge S.A. Haslam Social Identity Self-categorization and Group Goal Setting: Engaging the Collective Self to Enhance Organizational Outcomes. D. van Knippenberg S.A. Haslam Harnessing the Diversity Dividend: Exploring the Subtle Interplay between Identity Ideology and Reality. Section 3: Communication and Decision-making.T. Postmes A Social Identity Approach to Communication in Organizations. M.Lea R. Spears P. Rogers Social Processes in Electronic Team Work: The Central Issue of Identity. M. Turner A.Pratkanis T. Samuels Identity Metamorphosis and Groupthink Prevention: Examining Intel's Departure from the DRAM Industry. Section 4: Leadership and Authority.M. Hogg R. Martin Social Identity Analysis of Leader-member Relations: Reconciling Self-categorization and Leader-member Exchange Theories of Leadership. H.Smith Y. Huo T. Tyler Interpersonal Treatment Social Identity and Organizational Behavior. K. Reynolds M.Platow Why Power in Organizations Really Should be Shared: Understanding Power through the Perils of Powerlessness. Section 5: Change and Change Management.N. Ellemers Identity Culture and Change in Organizations: A Social Identity Analysis and Three Illustrative Cases. E. van Leeuwen D. van Knippenberg Organizational Identification Following a Merger: The Importance of Agreeing to Differ. D. Terry A Social Identity Perspective on Organizational Mergers: The Role of Group Status Permeability and Similarity. R.A.Eggins K.J. Reynolds S.A. Haslam Working with Identities: The ASPIRe Model of Organisational Planning Negotiation and Development. Section 6: Perceiving andResponding to Inequity.M.J. Platow M. Wenzel M. Nolan Setting Fairness within a Community: The Importance of Intragroup and Intergroup Dynamics on Creating and Responding to Fairness. M.T. Schmitt N. Ellemers N.R.Branscombe Perceiving and Responding to Gender Discrimination at Work. S.A. Haslam N. Branscombe S.Bachmann Why Consumers Rebel: Social Identity and the Aetiology of Adverse Reactions to Service Failure. References. Subject Index. Author Index.
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