greater attention to be paid to understanding the mechanisms and processes through which leadership influences organizational culture and employee commitment, in order to develop a more complete understanding of the inner workings of leadership” (Bass, as cited by Aolio et al 2004 p.952) . Ellemers, Gilder, and Haslam (2004) agree that “additional understanding of work motivation can be gained by incorporating insights into social identity processes” (p. 459). Since motivational processes may be processed
Standing at the crossroads of social psychology and pyschiatry is the rather niche concept of social delusions. Interdisciplinary in nature, social delusions raise a variety of questions that have roots not only here, but in clinical medicine and philosophy as well. A review of scholarship surrounding social delusions reveals a unified explanation of how social delusions are created, spread, and maintained through imitation among varied populations of people. When it comes to exploring the mechanisms
Pilot Social Work Research: American Indian Behavioral Health Assessment Introduction Culture is the way people view their world. Through culture, beliefs are born. What a person believes is directly associated with their behavior. "Cultural sensitivity can be defined in the broadest sense to be an awareness and utilization of knowledge related to ethnicity, culture, gender, or sexual orientation in explaining and understanding situations and responses of individuals in their environment" (Broome
Al-Hamed, & Amin, (2014) relationship marketing is “a philosophy that an organization should try to provide products that satisfy customers’ needs through a coordinated set of activities that also allows the organization to achieve its goals” (p.48). Baker (2014) suggests that marketing efforts must identify the means of delivery of the message whether it is through media, technology, or personal contact to deliver the communication. Relationship Marketing Theory holds that every marketing encounter involves
oppression or social injustice. The reach of white privilege is extensive yet rarely recognized by white individuals. Most individuals are not aware of their white privilege or the subtle "accommodations" that are afforded white individuals not shared by African Americans. White privilege affords those of white identity all-inclusive membership privileges that insulate them from the historical, institutionalized rules long-favoring whites at the expense of black oppression. This privileged lens further
Though traditional research tends to view the world through a dichotomous black and white lens, researchers suggest other complications that fog the in-betweens of making decisions. Specifically, studies explore the consequences of missing bonding events. The new phenomenon is identified as the fear of missing out (FoMO)—the compulsive desire to stay connected with what others are doing due to the fear that others are having more rewarding social experiences (Alt, 2016). Past research has indicated
Social network sites lie at the locus of our contemporary digital media ecosystem. They capture a substantial share of our time and daily media attention, having seemingly colonised our everyday life. They are frequently at the forefront of news and popular culture content. They appear to have transfigured nearly every aspect of our sociality. And they have certainly inspired a great number of folk theories about their effects on society. In fact, the use of SNSs now constitutes the most popular
discussion of social theory through an interdisciplinary lens, a contrast to contemporary sociologists and studies of the time. At the time, studies of African Americans in the field of Sociology were not very common and most scholars viewed African Americans in terms of their relations with other racial groups. Du Bois was a pioneer in basing studies around Black Americans and identifying internal Sociological findings. His goal was to further the place of African Americans in society through methodological
things in society by keeping people safe, and the way we treat people from all cultures. Some of the things that we have studied about unethical behavior like serotyping people could have a severe impact or long-term consequences on how they behave in the world. I find it interesting that we need such a law, but with so much hatred in the world, and how much we stereotype people. The code of ethics is a great tool to govern the way we publish data, conduct research, through helping us treat everyone
hand, researcher Clarence Gravlee incorporates genetic ancestry and social aspects that can affect health outcomes, thereby demonstrating the importance of using other factors besides race. Racial profiling in medicine leads to race being used as a primary diagnostic tool, reinforces the idea that certain races inherit biological features, and it encourages a pharmaceutical market that targets specific races. Through a clinical lens, physicians like Satel are using race, in addition to typical factors