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Groups at Work ISBN: 9781315805986
Developing new ideas is a key component of the success of large and small businesses. Many small businesses are founded on the basis of ideas of one or more individuals. Such businesses have accounted for most of the new jobs in the United States in
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https://doi.org/10.4324/9781315805986-21
Autor:
Paul B. Paulus, Timothy S. Larey
Publikováno v:
Creativity Research Journal. 12:175-184
This study examined the impact of preference for working in groups on interaction during a brainstorming session. Groups of 4 people were composed based on their individual group preference scores (i.e., high or low preference for working in groups).
Publikováno v:
Small Group Research. 29:495-526
Despite laboratory evidence that group brainstormers produce fewer ideas than individual brainstormers, brainstorming groups remain popular in business and industry. Here the authors present a model of the cognitive factors involved in group idea gen
Publikováno v:
Journal of Applied Social Psychology. 26:2053-2075
Army families living in apartments and mobile homes near a large Army base were assessed for feelings about their housing, morale, marital harmony, health, and well-being. Reactions to mobile homes and apartments were similar. Higher quality housing
Publikováno v:
Basic and Applied Social Psychology. 18:3-14
Groups of 4 brainstormed on computers for 20 min. In some groups information about the number of ideas generated was exchanged every 5 min. Some groups verbalized their ideas as they were typed, and others only typed their ideas. Exchange of informat
Autor:
Paul B. Paulus, Timothy S. Larey
Publikováno v:
Journal of Applied Social Psychology. 25:1579-1596
Two studies were conducted to examine the influence of individual and group goal setting on brainstorming performance. Results from the studies indicated that the individual goals of nominal participants were higher than the individual goals of inter
Publikováno v:
Basic and Applied Social Psychology. 17:249-265
Employees of a corporation who had undergone considerable training for effective teamwork were asked to brainstorm about a job-relevant issue in groups of four or alone. One half of the groups brainstormed alone first, and the other half brainstormed