Efficacy of the team
The Mediating Effects of Information Exchange, Team Psychological Safety, and Team-Efficacy
... Despite the academic community’s growing interest for employee voice (Detert & Burris, 2007; Klaas, Olson-Buchanan, & Ward, 2012; Morrison, 2011; Van Dyne & LePine, 1998), its beneficial results (Batt, ...
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Team work engagement and the impact on team adaptation
... with team work engagement, Salanova, Llorens and Schaufeli (2011) found that efficacy beliefs have a reciprocal influence on individual engagement through positive ...On the team level, “both ...
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Succession process and the efficacy of firms: the case of family firms
... (1960), the role of the individual in founding an organization, as a firm does not rise impulsively, but through the enterprising endeavor of the individual, the founder ...
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The impact of leader’s feedback on team adaptation : the role of psychological safety
... On the contrary, the second hypothesis was rejected in the military ...influences the military to work in the ultimate effort that can be the sacrifice of their own life, ...
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Self-efficacy, mental models and team adaptation: A first approach on football and futsal refereeing
... Within the context of refereeing, referee teams need to adapt quickly and appropriately to dynamic changes, adjust their cognitive and behavioural processes, and evaluate and analyse the situations ...
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Empirical validation of the team work engagement construct
... correlations of both methods with the variables chosen for assessing the construct’s convergent and discriminant validity is similar, and no statistically significant differ- ences were obtained ...
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Leader's sensegiving and promotion of team sensemaking: implications for team effectiveness in face of temporal team conflict
... on team performance through the actions the leader undertakes towards the team, such as setting goals, promoting team learning and adaptation, coaching, managing events that ...
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The direct impact of team leadership on implicit coordination of a team and the role of trust as a mediator
... fostering team effectiveness, which will be the topic of our next section, it is important to first understand the nature of team ...(2001), the authors talk about ...
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The effect of teamwork engagement on team learning and team adaptation in tourism sector
... Finally, the results suggested a possible moderation of teamwork engagement on the relationship between team learning and customer evaluation average of hostel ...emphasized the ...
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Expectations on team performance, collective efficacy and team effectiveness
... 6 The assumption defended by this model is that process mediates the relationship between inputs and outputs, existing different characteristics of input-output which influences significantly ...
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Studying the efficacy of psychodrama with the hermeneutic single case efficacy design: Results from a longitudinal study
... in the group as a whole, we will focus our attention on the single ...Most of the direct evidences proposed by Elliott are met in John’s case: (a) he attributes several changes to therapy, ...
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Team learning linking paradoxical team leadership and team performance
... expectations, team psychological safety did not moderate the relationship between paradoxical leadership and team ...between team psychological safety exploitative and exploratory team ...
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The effect of leadership functions on team effectiveness of virtual teams
... and the communication channels, we believe that it will boost the teams’ effectiveness through the leadership ...functions. The richer is the channel, the less difficult it is to ...
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The contribuition of nursing intervention in the study of touchpoints model's efficacy
... quality of interaction had already indicated that SES has an elevated impact on dyadic interactions ...set of environmental risk factors among which are maternal education, family support, stressful life ...
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Adaptation to unforeseen change in geographically dispersed mission teams : the roles of team training and team familiarity
... state of individuals characterized by confidence and positive expectations about someone else’s actions (Dirks & Skarlicki, ...much of the literature on trust argues that emotion appears in trust ...
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Study of the efficacy of new tools for detecting deceit
... develop the study described in Chapter 3 was that people in general, both lay people and professionals, are poor lie ...detectors. The focus on emotionally-based cues is still common in classical lie ...
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Psychometric properties of the portuguese version of the Pain Self-Efficacy Questionnaire
... Inspection of P-PSEQ items suggests that some items have very similar content, which could po- tentially explain the reduced fitness levels for the one-factor ...despite the pain”) and Item 5 ...
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A sociometric analysis for the creation of an integrated multicultural work team
... apply the sociometric theory and its methodology to create an integrated multicultural work ...team. The study focused on the application of the sociometry theory, developed by ...
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A multi-model assessment of the efficacy of sea spray geoengineering
... regimes of cloud droplet formation: influence of particle number, size and hygroscopicity on the activation of cloud condensation nuclei (CCN), ...for the cloud albedo method ...
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The Importance of the Early Sending to the Nephrology Team within the Health Promotion
... Despite the development of the dialysis and transplantation, the prognosis is unfavorable with a year rate of mortality over ...1999). The last twenty years it has been ...
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