9.3 - Group Behaviour In Organisations (Conflict At Work) Flashcards
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What is Intra Induvidual conflict?
Internal conflict which a person struggles to make a decision due to conflicting thoughts and values
What is Inter Induvidual conflict?
Conflict between 2 or more individuals within a group
What is Intra Group conflict?
When multiple people within the same group are in conflict
What is Inter Group conflict?
Conflict between 2 groups within the same organisation
What is Absenteeism
Regular non-attendance at work without good reason
What are the 2 main categories that conflict can be divided into?
- Organizational factors
- Interpersonal factors
What are organisational factors ?
Conflict over
- Status
- Salary
- How to achieve a goal
What are interpersonal factors?
- Personality clash Etc.
Thomas & Kilmann (1974) five modes to manage conflict are….
- Competition
- Accommodation
- Compromise
- Collaboration
- Avoidance
What is the TKI and what is it for? [2]
- Thomas-Kilmann Conflict Mode Instrument (30 statements)
- Tests to assess which of the 5 modes a personal resorts to (to find conflicts style)
What are Zapf’s (cited in Einarsen) 5 types of bullying behavior?
- Work related bullying (eg. Giving more work)
- Physical violence or threats or psychical violence
- Attack on private life (eg. Gossip etc)
- Verbal threats (eg. Criticism & humiliation)
- Social isolation
What are Einarsen (1999) 4 phases of bullying?
- Aggressive behavior
- Bullying
- Stigmatization
- Severe trauma
Causes of bullying can be divided into 2 main categories which are ….
- Induvidual or personal factors
- Psycho-social or situational
In the study done by Einarsen (1999) a surprising discovery found that many people felt that the personality of the _________ was a significant factor to the bullying
Victim
In the study done by Einarsen (1999) 4 situational factors that may promote bullying were
- Defincines in work design
- Deficiencies in leadership behavior
- Socially exposes position of the victim
- Low morale in the department
What is scapegoating?
Blaming a person (often inaccurately) for mistakes or wrong doings