DO THEY DO WHAT THEY BELIEVE THEY CAN? GROUP EFFICACY AND GROUP EFFECTIVENESS ACROSS TASKS AND CULTURES.

1999-04-01articleAcademy of Management Journal536 citationsclosed

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Team Dynamics and Performance Social and Intergroup Psychology Global and Cross-Cultural Management

Abstract

It is argued that the effects of group efficacy (a group's belief regarding its ability to perform effectively) are complex and moderated by several contingency factors. Findings from two intercult...

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