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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
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Attaining Team Psychological Safety to Unlock the Potential of Diverse Teams

Chen, Victor H. 05 1900 (has links)
Team psychological safety fosters interpersonal risk-taking and constructive debate. Yet, how psychological safety develops in diverse teams needs to be explained. I apply collective regulatory lenses to shed light on how collective prevention focus (status quo) and collective promotion focus (growth) uniquely affect team psychological safety. I believe promotion focus makes it easier to attain psychological safety, while prevention focus makes it harder. Under a collective promotion lens, teams seek growth. Under a collective prevention lens, teams desire protection and not making things any worse. A pilot study of 76 students in 17 student project teams provided initial support for individual relationships in my model. In Study 2, an experiment, I manipulated team regulatory foci in three tasks (building towers, selling a house, negotiating a salary). I did not find significant mean group differences in psychological safety between promotion (n = 17) and prevention (n = 15) teams; yet, promotion teams experienced greater team viability in the final activity. In Study 3, I employed an experimental vignette method that suggested leadership conditions (e.g., leader humility vs transactional leadership) created differences in regulatory foci and subsequent differences in psychological safety with 343 working professionals in 7 scenarios.
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Liderando com humildade: um estudo sobre o impacto da humildade do líder no desempenho e na cidadania dos liderados

Pereira, Giovanna Souza 06 December 2016 (has links)
Submitted by GIOVANNA SOUZA PEREIRA (giovanna_adm@yahoo.com.br) on 2017-01-10T11:26:51Z No. of bitstreams: 1 Giovanna_Dissertacao_Completa.pdf: 1941720 bytes, checksum: 466d875b691c76ca9d764f7ff136310e (MD5) / Approved for entry into archive by Maria Almeida (maria.socorro@fgv.br) on 2017-01-17T11:47:31Z (GMT) No. of bitstreams: 1 Giovanna_Dissertacao_Completa.pdf: 1941720 bytes, checksum: 466d875b691c76ca9d764f7ff136310e (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2017-01-17T11:48:39Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Giovanna_Dissertacao_Completa.pdf: 1941720 bytes, checksum: 466d875b691c76ca9d764f7ff136310e (MD5) Previous issue date: 2016-12-06 / There are several approaches and theoretical perspectives that attempt to explain the impact of the relationship between leaders and followers in individual and organizational results. However, there are few studies that aim to determine important characteristics of a leader that can affect the quality of this relationship and, consequently, the results. This study contributes to research in this area, analyzing the impact of the leader humility on performance and organizational citizenship behavior (OCB) of employees, mediated by quality of the leadermember relationship. The research hypotheses proposed exploit the leader-member exchange (LMX) as a means through which the leader humility influences the results of subordinates. In addition, it is proposed that managerial efficacy moderates the relationship between leader humility and LMX. To test the empirical validity of the proposed model, a field study was conducted in an oil, natural gas and energy Brazilian company. The proposed relations were examined in a sample of 196 employees from the operational area of two oil refineries, with application of a structured closed questionnaire and use of the quantitative data analysis method. In general, results provide support for the proposed hypothesis, suggesting that the higher humility leader, the better their relationship with members and, hence, the better the results of performance and organizational citizenship behavior of employees. Contributions, theoretical and practical implications, limitations and directions for future research are offered. / Diversas são as abordagens e perspectivas teóricas que buscam explicar o impacto da relação entre líderes e liderados nos resultados individuais e organizacionais. No entanto, ainda são poucas as pesquisas que têm como objetivo determinar características importantes do líder que podem afetar a qualidade dessa relação e, consequentemente, os resultados. O presente estudo contribui para a pesquisa nessa área ao analisar o impacto da humildade do líder no desempenho e no comportamento de cidadania organizacional (OCB) dos empregados, mediado pela qualidade da relação entre líderes e liderados. As hipóteses de pesquisa propostas exploram a qualidade da relação líder-liderado (LMX) como meio através do qual a humildade do líder influencia os resultados dos subordinados. Além disso, propõe-se uma relação de moderação da eficácia gerencial na relação entre humildade do líder e LMX. Para testar a validade empírica do modelo proposto, foi realizado um estudo de campo em uma empresa brasileira da indústria de óleo, gás natural e energia. As relações propostas foram examinadas em uma amostra de 196 empregados da área operacional de duas refinarias de petróleo, com aplicação de um questionário fechado estruturado e utilização do método quantitativo de análise de dados. De maneira geral, os resultados fornecem suporte para as hipóteses propostas, sugerindo que, quanto maior a humildade do líder, melhor sua relação com os liderados e, consequentemente, melhores os resultados de desempenho e de comportamento de cidadania organizacional dos empregados. Contribuições, implicações teóricas e práticas, limitações e direções para futuras pesquisas são oferecidas.
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[pt] DESTRAVANDO SOLUÇÕES CRIATIVAS PARA O PARADOXO LUCRO-PROPÓSITO: EXPLORANDO A INFLUÊNCIA DA LIDERANÇA HUMILDE NA CRIATIVIDADE VOLTADA PARA O BEM COMUM / [en] UNLOCKING CREATIVE SOLUTIONS TO THE PURPOSE AND PROFIT PARADOX: EXPLORING THE INFLUENCE OF LEADER HUMILITY ON CREATIVITY TOWARD THE COMMON GOOD

ANA CAROLINA MARTINI BRAZ DE MELLO E SOUZA 15 September 2023 (has links)
[pt] Diante do desafio de se ressignificar sucesso organizational, torna-se primordialcompreender o papel da liderança em capacitar os seguidores para resolver oparadoxo lucro-propósito, bem como fomentar a criatividade voltada para o bemcomum (De Cremer & Moore, 2020; Winkler et al., 2019). Ao incluir as dimensõesética e moral ao lado dos objetivos econômicos, as organizações passam a inserir opropósito na estratégia organizacional, considerando os interesses das diversaspartes envolvidas (He & Ortiz, 2021; Moroz & Gamble, 2021). A partir deste panode fundo, o presente trabalho propõe a humildade do líder como atributo relevantepara auxiliar seguidores a navegar o paradoxo da sustentabilidade, criando o cenárioadequado para que a criatividade se desenvolva e frutifique. O primeiro artigoinvestiga a estrutura intelectual dos temas liderança humilde ecriatividade/inovação, integrando-os em um framework composto de três mapasconceituais, que avançam achados de pesquisas anteriores (Kelemen et al., 2022).O segundo artigo, composto de dois estudos experimentais, avalia relações decausa-e-efeito da liderança humilde e saídas ligadas à criatividade, através daperspectiva do paradoxo. O primeiro estudo confirmou que a humildade do líder éresponsável pela resolução criativa de problemas pelos seguidores via mentalidadede paradoxo, bem como pelo engajamento em processo criativo, apresentandoresultado marginalmente significativo para as emoções positivas. O segundoestudo, por sua vez, confirmou que a liderança humilde é responsável por níveismais altos de emoções positivas e tomada de perspectiva dos seguidores,provocando menos emoções negativas quando comparada à condição de controle. / [en] Amidst the cutting-edge challenge of reframing organizational success, it is paramount to understand the role of leadership in influencing followers capability of solving the paradox of purpose and profit dual-goal, as well as in leveraging creativity toward the common good (De Cremer & Moore, 2020; Winkler et al., 2019). By adding the ethical and moral dimensions alongside the economic goal, organizations start to place purpose into organizational strategy, considering multiple stakeholders interests (He & Ortiz, 2021; Moroz & Gamble, 2021). Therefore, against this backdrop, the present research contends that in terms of the leader s singular behaviors that may help followers navigate the sustainability paradox, leader humility emerges as a relevant attribute to set the stage for creative problem-solving to flourish and thrive. The first paper makes a concerted effort to investigate the business intellectual structure of leader humility and creativity/innovation, integrating past research findings into a synthetic framework composed of three conceptual maps that extend prior academic work (Kelemen et al., 2022). The second paper comprehends two experimental studies that address cause-and-effect concerns on humble leadership and creativity through the paradox perspective. The first study confirmed that leader humility is responsible for followers creative problem-solving via a paradox mindset, and also for creative process engagement; yielding a marginally significant effect on positive emotions. The second study, in turn, confirmed that humble leadership is responsible for promoting positive emotions and perspective-taking on followers, eliciting fewer negative emotions when compared to the control condition.

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