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31 Cards in this Set

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Trust
a reciprocal faith in others intentions and behaviors
roles
behavioral expectations for specific positions
norms
help organizational members determine right from wrong
psychological safety
shared belief within a team that climate is safe for risk taking
process loss
how groups performance may fall short of potential performance
LMX Model
managers need to be careful that they do not create homogenous work environment

has ingroup and outgroup
leadership prototypes
aggressiveness, self confidence and callousness traits to leadership - hitler, mussolini
transactional leadership
installed high end security systems to make sure employees aren't stealing, has monthly meetings about revenue
best way to assess leadership
see how well they interact with people
transformational leadership strategies
individualized consideration
intellectual stimulation
inspirational motivation
idealized influence
adelphi technique
nominal group technique is useful when face to face discussions are impractical and conflict impairs communication
escalation of commitment
works on something past deadline even though he doesn't have to because he wants to finish
reduction of salience to increase psychological safety
change location of meeting less formal
name two types of functions of groups
organizational and individual
tuckmans model
forming
norming
storming
performing
adjourning
social loafing
tendency for individual effort to decrease as group increases
dysfunctional conflict
conflict that threatens organizations interest

always personality conflicts
succesful conflict management outcomes
learning, agreements, stronger relationships
name an example of semantic barriers
illegible hand writing
rational model
managers are objective and posses all the information to make decisions
collaboration
basic method for clan culture achieving effectively
Refreezing
help employees integrate the changed behavior ito tasks
observable artifacts
most visible layer of org culture
lewins change model
unfreeze change
refreeze
espoused values
clearly stated norms of company
optimizing
solving problems by producing best possible solution
bounded rationality
decision makers are constrained by factors
directive style
low tolerance for ambiguity
personal barrier
tendency to judge others
physical barrier
poor cell phone reception
ways to build trust
communication
support
respect
fairness