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Browsing Intuition by Subject "Leadership"

Browsing Intuition by Subject "Leadership"

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  • Sadler-Smith, Eugene; Shefy, Erella (2007)
    In spite of the fact that researchers suggest that managers use intuition when making decisions and solving problems, management education and development has largely ignored or shied away from including intuition in its ...
  • Kickul, Jill; Neuman, George (2000)
    This study investigated the theoretical underpinnings of individual differences in emergent leadership behaviors and their relationships to teamwork processes and outcomes. Both personality and cognitive ability were ...
  • Dane, Erik; Pratt, Michael G. (2007)
    We review and reconceptualize “intuition,” defining intuitions as affectively charged judgments that arise through rapid, nonconscious, and holistic associations. In doing so, we delineate intuition from other decision-making ...
  • Cartwright, Talula (2004)
    Leaders often have to make decisions without access to complete and certain information. Even so, those decisions need to be both correct and timely. Using reflective techniques can help leaders learn to depend on their ...
  • Patton, John R. (2003)
    To maintain and sustain competitive work organizations, leadership is necessary to help organizations develop a new vision, and rapidly manage organizational change to position themselves for pursuit of the new vision. ...

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