April 1, 2002

The Antecedents and Consequences of Group Potency: A Longitudinal Investigation of Newly Formed Work Groups.

BMB. M. MeglinoUniversity of South Carolina SLScott W. LesterUniversity of Wisconsin–Eau Claire MKM. Audrey KorsgaardUniversity of South Carolina

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We examined the effect of work group processes (charismatic leadership and communication-cooperation) on the evolution of group potency among newly formed work groups. Results showed that these pro...

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