Putting creativity to work: effects of leader behavior on subordinate creativity

Article Abstract:

Subordinate creativity can be considerably increased with the correct leader behaviour, according to a study which used existing models of creative performance to determine three leader behaviours which could have an impact on the creativity of subordinates. The findings of the study have a number of implications for understanding creative performance, including the fact that leaders should use subordinates with a good knowledge of the problem concerned or provide them with effective training if they want originality, and that they should not force subordinates to use this information in a standardised way. They should instead strive to boost the use of different perspectives.

Research, Employee training

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Individualism - collectivism and group creativity

Article Abstract:

Comparison of individualistic and collectivistic values in encouraging creativity and unique thinking in an organization is presented.

Analysis, Comparative analysis, Creative ability, Creativity, Individualism, Collectivism, Individuality

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Multiple prospect framing and decision behavior: the mediational roles of perceived riskiness and perceived ambiguity

Article Abstract:

Influence of perceived riskiness and ambiguity as mediators of prospect framing in decision making is examined.

Venture Analysis, Risk assessment, Influence, Decision-making, Group, Group decision making, Ambiguity

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