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1. Issue2. Research Question
3. Theoretical Connection & Contribution
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Issue – in the business simulation study of Chatman & Barsade (1995), MBA students with collectivistic disposition varied their group behavior depending on the group norms. However, students with individualistic dispositions did not vary their behavior according to the group norms, but uniformly exhibiting individualistic behavior. I would like to explore the adaptability shown by the MBA students in Chatman & Barsade to identify factors that led to the variability shown by the collectivistic students.Research Question – I would like to explore whether the collectivistic individuals acquire the ability to vary their group behavior according to group norms through experience. Chatman & Barsade conducted their simulation on MBA students with 5 to 6 years of work experiences. The collectivistic students in the study might have ‘learned’ to mold their group behavior according to the group norms to better fit in and perform in the group.
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