Lecture 10 Flashcards
(15 cards)
highly cohesive groups
more often prfer equality (Mannix)
implicit competitiveness in equity-based approach may undermine relationship development
procedural justice
be transparent about decision rules and how they were determined
be open about process; give ppl a voice and opportunity to give opinions
work motivation
1 problem facing organizations (Watson)
70% employees feel disengaged from work
involves direction & persistence of effort (Latham & Pinder)
capturing attention
prob = finite cognitive resource!!
key to motivation
communicating concrete details rather than abstract concepts
directing attention
prob = communication clarity; illusion of transparency
Ex. singing vs. tapping songs
illusion of transparency
we think we’re being clearer than we actually are
Ex. 90% t-shirt
spotlight effect
we think ppl’s limited attn is focused on the same thing as you, esp if it makes you feel self-conscious
curse of knowledge
experts can’t imagine what it’s like to not know the basics of a subject; abstraction & jargon
novices think concretely, experts think abstractly
concrete communication
describing real world in literal terms = speaks to cognition and EMOTION
verbs that describe observable behavior
nouns describing entities w/unique characteristics
vividness heuristic
tendency to change behavior of others based on small samples of info conveyed w/ rich sensory detail rather than large samples of info conveyed w/ stats
identifiability heuristic
tendency to be influenced by one identifiable individual rather than multiple unidentified individuals (Small)
equality vs equity based reward system
equality = easier to implement and measure equity = appealing but requires judgement calls
motivational process
capture attn
direct attn
inspire action
inspiring persistent effort
4 equity judgement calls
- which inputs are considered?
- How are they converted to quantitative metrics?
- How are they weighted?
- Are extenuating circumstances considered?
(if so, is the reward process truly about equity?)