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Understanding team dynamics in social enterprises: can homogeneity in social identities moderate the effect of a team’s functional heterogeneity on conflict and performance?

Prior research shows that differences in demographic characteristics of team members can induce personal-related and task-oriented conflict. As both types of conflict can have negative effects on team performance, an important question is how these effects can be mitigated. This research project investigates whether entrepreneurial teams can more constructively engage in conflict if team members have similar social identities.

Date:1 Oct 2016 →  30 Sep 2019
Keywords:conflict, social identity, entrepreneurial teams
Disciplines:Management, Applied psychology, Social psychology