Final Flashcards

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Burnout is a multi-dimensional stress syndrome

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1) Emotional exhaustion
2) Depersonalization (Cynicism, Mental Distancing)
3) Reduced personal accomplishment

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Burnout is a psychological condition that is

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Rooted in a specific historial and socio-cultural context

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Work engagement

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1) Vigor
2) Dedication
3) Absorption

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It is important to consider simultaneously both negative (burnout) and positive (work engagement) states at work

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The effect of one measure cannot be reduced to that of the other one

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Experiences at work

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Are particularly important for the individual’s overall level of well-being and mental health in the long-term

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Depersonalization

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Characterizes a distant and callous attitude toward one’s job. The individual is demotivated and withdraws from his/her work.

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Diversity

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Distribution of differences among the members of a unit with respect to a common attribute

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Diversity consists of

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1) Separation
2) Variety
3) Disparity

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Separation outcomes

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Reduced cohesiveness, more interpersonal conflict, distrust, decreased task performance

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Variety outcomes

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Greater creativity, innovation, higher decision quality, more task conflict, increased unit flexibility

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Disparity outcomes

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More within-unit competition, resentful deviance, reduced member input, withdrawal.

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The unit is an informational processing instrument for the organization

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The unit senses, evaluates, and responds in ways that are designed to be adaptive to the environment

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Separation reflects

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Stand point or position

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Variety reflects

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Information

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Disparity reflects

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Possession

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Upper echelons theory (UET)

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Directors differ in their cognitive frames, and these cognitive frames, in turn, influence firm outcomes

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Diverse groups outperform homogeneous groups

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Due to their tendency to engage in deep discussions of disparate knowledge and information, and to integrate this knowledge and information

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Goal accomplishment

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This perception is important in determining how well a team will make use of feedback-related catalysts for collective cognition

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Negative feedback from leaders, even if accurate, can produce

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Dissatisfaction and frustration in this situation

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Constructive conflict

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Prompts examination activities (negotiating, interpreting, and evaluating knowledge) and enables consensus (agreement within the team) which results in better integration of knowledge into action (accommodation activities)

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Decision-making roles (Autonomy)

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When roles are clearly defined, each member understands where expertise, responsibility, and accountability lie within the team.

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If the team is not aware of its responsibilities (believing it has less autonomy)

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This may result in inaction on the part of the team, which should pose a greater hindrance to team performance

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Leader-team perceptual distance

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Differences between a leader and a team in perceptions of he same social stimulus

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Individual differences

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Variations in experience, personality, and cognitive complexity

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The perceptual process influences
1) Interests 2) Values 3) Mental scripts
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Phases of collective cognition
1) Accumulation 2) Interaction 3) Examination 4) Accomodation
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Accumulation
Acquire
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Interaction
Structuring
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Examination
Negotiate
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Accomodation
Decide
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Catalysts
Feedback received about performance, recognition of conflict among members, and clarification of decision-making roles
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A leader can assist a team in making use of catalysts
But if the leader and the team do not have common perceptions of relevant phenomena, they are unlikely to take advantage of them
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Content issues
Include such substantive concerns as incompatible goals and priorities, differences about appropriate means to achieve ends, and the sharing of scarce resources
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Emotional issues
Involve feelings such as anger, frustration, or hurt that often arise from normative expectations and judgments about the other person’s behavior
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Key variables: 1) Importance 2) Urgency of the impacts
In terms of: 1) Abilities to solve conflicts 2) Motivation to resolve it and implement the appropriate solutions
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Sources of conflicts
1) Information 2) Goals 3) Values
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Types of conflict
1) Task-based conflict 2) Relationship conflict 3) Process conflict
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Direct use of power side effects
1) Negative feelings toward the leader 2) People temporarily hide their true opinions 3) Disrupting group cohesion
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Benefits of indirect power
1) The group tends to make better decisions and in general to have a higher quality interaction 2) Direct power displays by leaders tent to create a negative interpersonal atmosphere in the group
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Strategies for indirect power
1) Structuring the group 2) Directing an inclusive group process 3) Managing external boundaries
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The challenge for leaders is
To facilitate beneficial task conflict while minimizing harm to the interpersonal relationships between group members
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Individual strategies
Represents methods or plans that people choose to achieve a goal or solve a problem
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Coping
Changing cognitive and behavioral efforts developed for managing the specific external and/or internal demands judged as exceeding or surpassing the individual’s own resources
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Recovery strategies
1) Psychological Detachment 2) Relaxation 3) Social activities
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Selective Optimization with Compensation (SOC)
Selecting the goals to pursue Optimizing and using goal-relevant means Using compensatory means