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So I think there’s a lot to this composite phenomenon and I wish it were studied explicitly. (Although I wouldn’t necessarily know), I’m not aware of social sc
by ricksunny 5y ago
So I think there’s a lot to this composite phenomenon and I wish it were studied explicitly.
(Although I wouldn’t necessarily know), I’m not aware of social science / organizational behavior research that dissects the difference between an individual’s behavior and a group’s behavior that they are a member of.
Yes we know about peer pressure and power dynamics (the Milgram experiment), but what are situations when an org will do something that all its constituent individuals would not but for fulfilling their respective unique responsibilities in the organization?
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