Respect for Group Members : Intragroup Determinants of Collective Identification and Group-Serving Behavior  

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Simon, Bernd ; Sturmer, Stefan

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin (http://journals.sagepub.com/home/pspc) vol. 29 no. 2 (2003), page 183-193.
Topik: evaluation; respect; identification ; group - serving behavior; evaluation
Fulltext: 183PSPB292.pdf (110.51KB)

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This experiment examined how (disrespectful vs. respectful) treatment and (negative vs. positive) performance evaluation, both received from the same fellow group members, affects collective identification and willingness to engage in group - serving behaviour. It was predicted and found that respectful as opposed to disrespectful intragroup treatment increased collective indetification and willingness to engage in group - serving behaviour in the immediate group situation, irrespective of whether intragroup evaluation was positive and negative. There was also evidence of a mediating role og collecitve identification. Regression analyses based on the measurement of perceived intragroup treatment and perceived intragroup evaluation as continuous variables corroborated these findings but also pointed to limits of the positive efffects of respectful intragroup treatment. Finally the interrelation of treatment and evaluation by fellow group members as two possible components of intragroup respect are discussed as well as the political dimension of research on intragroup respect.

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