Studies Flashcards
1
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Beus & Whitman, 2012
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- The relationship between typical and maximum performance: A meta-analytic examination
- typical and maximum are distrinct
- longer period: more discrepancy
- complexity moderates
- motivation & conscientiousness -> typical
- ability & Opennes -> maximumm
2
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Brunell et al., 2008
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- Leader emergence: The case of the narcissistic leader
- it’s about power motivation not attention seeking
- overcondidence and social extraversion -> emergence
- long-term -> bad performance
3
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Vugt & Ronay, 2014
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- The evolutionary psychology of leadership: Theory, review and roadmap
- cross-cultural: vision, integrity, trustworthyness
- cultural: generosity, status consciousness
- age, height and male bias
- too little criticism, control and change in hierarchies possible
4
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Ordonez et al.
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2009
- The systematic side effects of overprescribing goal setting
- too specific, too challenging, too many
- > unethical behavior, failure, only extrinsic
- > should only be set if required knowledge is already there
5
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Kerr, 1995
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- On the folly of rewarding A, while hoping for B
- politics, war, medicine, universities, sports
6
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Latham & Brown, 2006
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- best: learning and distal outcome goals
- neutral: “do your best”
- worst: specific goals
- > learning goals for actual learning
- > specific goals only for planning
7
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Seijst & Latham, 2005
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- Learning vs performance goals: The should each be used?
- performance = ability x motivation x creativity x learning
- beginners -> high learning goal are best
8
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Kahneman & Deaton
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2010
- High income improves evaluation of life but not emotional well-being
- 75.000 / steady increase
9
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Demerouti et al.
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2012
- Work-related flow and energy at work and at home: A study on the role of daily recovery
- constant flow -> no recovery needed
- else -> recovery
10
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Hofstede
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- individualistic vs collectivistc
- power distance acceptance
- uncertainty avoidance
- masculine vs feminine
- long-term vs short-term
- (later:) indulgence vs restraint