The document discusses various factors that influence group dynamics and effectiveness, including group development stages, norms, cohesiveness, size and threats like groupthink. It also covers negotiation mistakes like neglecting others' problems, taking rigid positions, and failing to consider alternative options. Transactional analysis concepts are introduced relating to ego states, strokes and psychological positions in interactions.
The document discusses various factors that influence group dynamics and effectiveness, including group development stages, norms, cohesiveness, size and threats like groupthink. It also covers negotiation mistakes like neglecting others' problems, taking rigid positions, and failing to consider alternative options. Transactional analysis concepts are introduced relating to ego states, strokes and psychological positions in interactions.
The document discusses various factors that influence group dynamics and effectiveness, including group development stages, norms, cohesiveness, size and threats like groupthink. It also covers negotiation mistakes like neglecting others' problems, taking rigid positions, and failing to consider alternative options. Transactional analysis concepts are introduced relating to ego states, strokes and psychological positions in interactions.
->competence, likeability. Incompetent jerk better than likeable fool, ppl think otherwise. Jerk->diificult to work with, u r afraid reveal ur limitations. Fool->no intention of gaining advantage. U like ppl similar to u thoughts flow smoothly, comfortable who like me. Bad limited range of perspctvs. Liking- manufctd- prmt familiarity, redf similarity, bonding. Work on Jerk- reassess contrib., reward gud behavior, socialize and coach. Order of preference: Lovable Star: High competence, high likeability Lovable Fool: Low competence, high likeability Competent Jerk: High competency, low likeability Incompetent Jerk: Low competence, low likeability Power dynamics- power=pot. to influence, powerlessness- ineffective dictatorial managers Effective managers- ethical. Chalngs to power gaining- 1) interdependency, 2) diversity, 3) power gap. Soln.- law of reciprocity(tit fot tat) to networks. Political conflict ~interdependence, diversity, resource scarcity. BUT GOOD/destruct or construct depends on players. Power in hands of controller of scarce resources. Pwer sorces- positional, personal char. Positional->1. formal authority, 2. relevance, 3. centrality(info=power), 4. autonomy 5. visibility. Personal-> 1. expertise, 2 track record 3 attractiveness. 4 effort.
Nitish @Soln. Unltd- problems with meena, gud rapport with top mgmt- khurana, kapoor. Initial prblm with salary, took out his calci, shockd meena and venkat. Prblm with Alagu- (Dir. Ops). Prblm with sev pay and TA. Compromise. Finally, left for Nagpur frm Hyd. Learnings- how to ensure a adversarial relnship to neutral atleast. What Nitish cud hav done..talk to meena directly, she was scolded becoz of him, rather than talk to khurana directly FIRO B-Two levels of interaction - overt (observable) and covert(unobservable but ubiquitous struggle for attention and status, control & influence, liking & warmth). Three basic interpersonal needs : inclusion, control and affection. Expressed (need to others) or wanted (to receive from others). Need pattern affected by self-concept. Need for inclusion : to establish and maintain a satisfactory relation with people with respect to interaction and association. Contol : need to maintain a satisfactory relation between oneself and other people with regard to power & influence. Compatabiliy - similarity and reciprocal needs. 0-0 Loner. Med-0 exclusive club, Control 0-6 loyal lieutenant 0-4 checker 4-4 matcher affection 0-9 defensive. Every group goes thru inclusion, control and affection. Ind. Frame of reference- external frame- infer from behave. Perceptual frame infer from how things seem 2 that person. Self concept- internalized set of stable perceptions about oneself.-> develops frm past xperince, meanings from it., tries to enhance this perception. Self Concept- inferable. Assumptions- 1. beliefs- traced back to credibility of 1s sensory xperience. 2.values- evaluative, ought, shud 3. attitudes- gen. in nature Perceptions- what things are, prblms when assump. versus percep. Feelings- emotive reaction 2 a given situation, strong(anger, sadness) when disconfirm a assump., +ve feelings with confirm.
Ashok Rajguru- Not having any self confidence, lack of motivation, took everything for granted. Realization that not as high cap. as thot. Thot for creativity Rather than change circum. adapt urself. Not aware of how to break barriers. Imp of Donald as a listener. TRANSACTION ANALYSIS: Ego states: Parent ego state: reflects attitudes, feelings, ideas absorbed during childhood from parental figures. Critical Parent: sets limits for oneself and others; negatively evaluates and controls (dos and donts); Nurturing Parent: Protective, solicitous, sympathetic. Adult ego state: collects data, sifts and analyses; rationally arrives at decisions; devoid of emotion; age not relevant. Child ego state: intuitive, impulsive, carefree, creative, fun-loving. Natural Child: natural, energetic, curious, uninhibited. Little Professor: thinking, creative, intuitive, problem-solving. Adaptive child: adapts to envt compliant or rebellious. Exclusion: reliance on a single ego state to the exclusion of others; rigid, highly predictable Contaminating: C/P ego states overflow boundaries of A, disturbing its decision making abilities. Transactions: unit of social interaction; friendly, hostile or indifferent. Simple complementary (A to A, A to A), crossed a (P to C, C to P), crossed b (A to A, P to C), crossed c (P to C, P to C). Complex ulterior a (A to A, A ~to C, C to A), ulterior b (A to A {P to C}, A to A {P to C}). Stroke: unit of social recognition; conditional vs unconditional, positive vs negative, stroke vs zero stroke. Time structuring: Withdrawal: shunning external contact to be with oneself, relax and think. May be A or AC choice. Ritual: Formalized and predicable exchanges; maintain superficial social fabric of the workplace. Pastimes: Communication on topics of mutual interest, interpersonal closeness. Each gives the opportunity to decide whether to get closer or not. Activities: leisure, domestic, social, work related. Intimacy: authenticity, openness, trust and a desire to get close. NC is in command. Games: Victim position (kick me, stupid, harried, wooden leg), Persecution (blemish, NIGYSOB, If it werent for you, Why dont you. Yes/but). Stamps: Good/bad feelings an individual collects and stores, then expresses(spends) later. Good =gold stamps, bad =brown stamps. Collection of stamps obstructs natural behaviour. Psychological positions:1) Im ok, youre ok realistic appraisal and acceptance of oneself and others insipte of weaknesses and faults-get on with 2)Im ok, youre not ok-role of persecutor, dogmatic stands, anger, depression and severe depression-get rid of 3)Im not ok, youre ok- self beration, admiring others,avoid contact,getaway from 4) Im not ok, youre not ok-get nowhere, lose hope, suicidal and causing others harm.
TA Not OK OK NP Patronizing Supportive CP Prescriptive Normative A Task obsessive Problemsolving LP Bohemian Innovative AC Aggressive Confronting Pygmalion self fulfilling prophecy. Mangr xpectation high productivity high. Good manager- high xpectation. Self image- actual performance. Indiff, noncommittal trtmnt- low xpectation. Maturity less affected, young more, by xpctcn. Motiv counter effective beyond certain success- not enuf chllngs, too hard work. 1 st
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GGroup: Two or more freely interacting people with collective norms and goal and a common identity. Formal (formed by organization) and informal (overriding reason for formation is friendship) groups. Functions: - Organizational (taking decisions/completing tasks), Individual (need for affiliation, enhance self esteem, emotional support). Group Development: 5 stages by Tuckman, Forming (ice-breaking stage, uncertainty about role), Storming (time for testing esp. the leader, subtle form of rebellion, sub-group formation), Norming (mainly group cohesiveness), Performing (focus on solving task problems), Adjourning (return to independence, sense of loss). Group decay: A new model talks of how group disintegrates after performing stage, the new stages are de-Norming (erosion of standards of conduct), de-storming (undercurrent of discontent), de-forming (falling apart of group). Temp groups with deadlines: Punctuated-equillibrium model: Phase 1: direction then inertia. Transition: revised direction and plans. Phase 2: execution of plans and then final burst of activity. Norms: explicitly, primacy (first behaviour pattern), history and critical events.Cohesiveness, improves by:small size, encouragement, more time together, competition with others etc. High cohesiveness low performance norms leads to lowest producitivty.Roles: task roles (initiator, elaborator, collaborator)Maintenance roles(encourager, harmoiser). Size: 2 to 12. Threats to group effectiveness: Asch effect: pressure of everyone making a wrong choice leading me to make wrong choice, even though I know the correct answer. Group think: cohesive group striving for unanimity having an unrealistic approach, thinks it is invulnerable,underestimates opponents,ignores moral implications,stifles debate. Groupshift:Group together is more risky than the individual. (reasons being together people get bold and daring, taking risk is admired). People tend to more extreme position in the direction they were already leaning. Social loafing: decrease in individual effort as group size increase (reason: loss of accountability, equity of effort, sharing of rewards so low motivation). Can be solved suing stepladder technique (people joining onebyone). Negotiator: When diff. Interests and perceptions. Mistakes: 1. Neglecting others problems 2. Price bulldoze other interests- deal 50-50 emotion/econm (non-price- relnship, Social contract(gudwill, shared xpectations for duration), process- better results- fair, respectful, straightforward, interst of full set of players. 3. Positions drive interest- firm stand on issue 4. Searching too hard for common ground 5. Neglecting BATNAs 6. Failing to correct skewed vision- self serving role bias, partisan perception