Chapter 3 discusses guidelines for using cultural stereotypes in a systematic way to define cultural variations while avoiding personal value attributions and risks. Chapter 4 defines selective perception as how an individual's characteristics, the situation, and culture can influence their perceptions in social situations and group categorization, with various effects. Chapter 7 presents an integrated cross-cultural model of leadership with key elements including a leader's image, individual and group processes, and substitutes for leadership, explaining how cultural variations and interactions between culturally different leaders are managed.
Chapter 3 discusses guidelines for using cultural stereotypes in a systematic way to define cultural variations while avoiding personal value attributions and risks. Chapter 4 defines selective perception as how an individual's characteristics, the situation, and culture can influence their perceptions in social situations and group categorization, with various effects. Chapter 7 presents an integrated cross-cultural model of leadership with key elements including a leader's image, individual and group processes, and substitutes for leadership, explaining how cultural variations and interactions between culturally different leaders are managed.
Chapter 3 discusses guidelines for using cultural stereotypes in a systematic way to define cultural variations while avoiding personal value attributions and risks. Chapter 4 defines selective perception as how an individual's characteristics, the situation, and culture can influence their perceptions in social situations and group categorization, with various effects. Chapter 7 presents an integrated cross-cultural model of leadership with key elements including a leader's image, individual and group processes, and substitutes for leadership, explaining how cultural variations and interactions between culturally different leaders are managed.
- Definition of sophisticated stereotypes - Risks of making personal value attributions - Guidelines for Using Cultural Stereotypes Reference: Thomas, D. C., & Peterson, M. F. (2016). Cross-cultural management: Essential concepts. Sage Publications. Chapter 4: SELECTIVE PERCEPTION - Definition of Selective Perception? - Importance of Selective Perception? - Factors Influencing Selective Perception? + Characteristics of the Perceiver, Person/Object, and Situation + Cultural Influence on Perception + Social Situations and Group Categorization - Effects of Selective Perception? Reference: Thomas, D. C., & Peterson, M. F. (2016). Cross-cultural management: Essential concepts. Sage Publications. Ledman, RE. Popowski, S. (2007). From Hiring to Firing: A Practical Guide to Selecting, Motivating and Retaining the Best Employees. University Press of America. Chapter 7: INTEGRATED CROSS-CULTURAL MODEL OF LEADERSHIP - Overview of the Integrated Cross-Cultural Model of Leadership - Key Elements of the Model + Leader’s image + Individual and group processes + Substitutes for leadership - Cultural variation's influence on the model - Managing the interaction between culturally different leaders and managers Reference: Thomas, D. C., & Peterson, M. F. (2016). Cross-cultural management: Essential concepts. Sage Publications.
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