Incentives and prosocial behavior

Article Abstract:

The social aspects of punishments and rewards in business settings are analyzed, particularly their relationship with motives behind helping behavior. The influence of social norms are also evaluated regarding the reducing effect of sponsor competitions on social welfare.

Psychological aspects, Evaluation, Economic aspects, Self-perception, Incentives (Business), Social norms, Helping behavior, Self perception, Helping behaviour

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Self control in peer groups

Article Abstract:

The impact of social influences, peer effects and the social interactions on self-control among youths is analyzed. The analysis showed that the people with confidence will find the interactions valuable and others will try to avoid such interactions.

Analysis, Interpersonal relations, Peer pressure, Self-control, Self control, Social influence

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Joint production in teams

Article Abstract:

Empirical model of employee compensation mechanism which facilitates maximization of efficiency during budgeting and work allocation to members of production teams, while ensuring limited liability to company, is presented.

Personnel administration, Production Management, Cost Control Techniques, Methods, Compensation and benefits, Workers, Cost control, Cost reduction

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