心理信息
任务(项目管理)
集合(抽象数据类型)
芯(光纤)
心理学
目标设定
背景(考古学)
目标追求
目标导向
功能(生物学)
认知心理学
社会心理学
过程(计算)
动作(物理)
知识管理
计算机科学
过程管理
管理
政治学
经济
古生物学
业务
程序设计语言
法学
电信
量子力学
梅德林
物理
操作系统
生物
进化生物学
作者
Le Zhou,Mo Wang,Jeffrey B. Vancouver
摘要
This research develops and tests a formal process-oriented theory of leader goal striving. Drawing on self-regulation theory, we developed a computational model that explicates the core process mechanisms involved in a leader-subordinate dyadic goal pursuit system. We then extended this core model to incorporate action team features (i.e., negative external disturbances, deadlines, and task interdependence) to account for leadership behavior in action team context. We simulated our proposed model to generate predictions about trajectories of a critical leadership function (i.e., leader engaging in team task-specific actions) under different conditions of disturbances, deadlines, task interdependence, and leader attributes. The predicted relationships were then tested in a laboratory experiment. As predicted by the model, time-related factors, including disturbances and deadlines, had significant effects on trajectories of leader actions. Over time within a given task, leaders were more likely to take actions when further than closer to the deadline. Leaders were also more likely to take actions when external disturbances set task states back. In addition, leaders' time allocation was less evenly distributed across subordinates when the deadline was short (vs. long). We discussed the implications of the model and how future research can extend our model to account for more complicated goal pursuit and team processes. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2019 APA, all rights reserved).
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