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Created:on 2007-12-09 | Updated:on 2008-03-10

about leadership of groups, group membership, social identity theories

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Cross- or Inter-Cultural Groupwork
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Intercultural Leadership - Intercultures Magazine - January 2007 Issue

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- Certainly true for a lot of Canadians - that we start with trust and wait to see if we're proven wrong - perhaps a trait associated with wealth and stability. We can afford to make mistakes. It may be more costly (personally and financially and socially) in China.
  posted by yukonsyl on 2007-12-06
- The surprise for me was about the value of trust
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Educational Leadership | History of Research | Faculty of Education, Queen's University

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- doesn't agree with other references that compared leadership and social identity.
  post by yukonsyl on 2007-12-06
- In summary, the
  situation approach to leadership supported the contention that
  effective leaders are able to address both the tasks and human
  aspects of their organizations.
  boy, isn't that helpful!???
  posted by yukonsyl on 2007-12-06
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How Powerful Is Social Identity?

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- 1982 edited volume Social Identity
  and Intergroup Behavior
- people with group social
  identity (1) perceive themselves to be more similar to each other (Allen & Wilder, 1975, 1979; Mackie, 1986); (2) are more likely to act cooperatively (Abrams et al., 1990; Back, 1951); (3) feel a stronger need to agree with group opinion (Deutsch & Gerard, 1955; Mackie et al., 1992; Wilder 1990); (4) perceive in-group messages to be of higher quality (Brock, 1965; Mackie et al., 1990); and (5) conform more in both behavior and attitude
  So if it makes you more conformist to identify with your group, does a strong identification result in more productive collaboration or cooperative work? Can mavericks work effectively in groups (for short time periods?)
  posted by yukonsyl on 2007-12-06
- Computers Are Social Actors paradigm (Nass, Steuer & Tauber, 1994
  Never heard of this - something to pursue for the NewMedia stuff?
  posted by yukonsyl on 2007-12-06
- team subjects
  perceived themselves to be more similar to the computer than did the individual subjects,
- team subjects perceived themselves to be more open to influence from the computer than were the individual subjects
  awareness of social identity?
  would have been interesting to know what they thought of their being influenced by the computer
  posted by yukonsyl on 2007-12-06
- team subjects perceived the computer's information to be of higher quality than did individual subjects
- team subjects perceived the information on the computer to be friendlier
- manipulating human affiliation with a computer is
  surprisingly easy
  wow, does that statement trigger alarm bells.
  posted by yukonsyl on 2007-12-06
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Nine Easy Web-Based Collaboration Tools -- Web 2.0 -- InformationWeek

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- 're giving information to a third-party company to store.
- nstall wiki software on their own

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Groupwork

Intercultural Leadership - Intercultures Magazine - January 2007 Issue

Educational Leadership | History of Research | Faculty of Education, Queen's University

How Powerful Is Social Identity?

Nine Easy Web-Based Collaboration Tools -- Web 2.0 -- InformationWeek

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