Leadership And the Group-Induced Shift :
Leadership And the Group-Induced Shift :
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The instructions given to the leaders were general "stance" instructions.
The present task is very different from the Choice Dilemma Questionnaire used by Boulanger and Fischer. CDQ decisions are largely based on values; the DSP solution depends on knowledge of facts about the environment. The predisposition in the latter case will be in the nature of a good solution to the problem or a poor one relative to these facts. General "stance" instructions are inadequate in this case. A good score on ...the DSP results from making the fundamental decision to stay at the crash site and wait for rescue. A "stance" instruction might be to "argue for a ranking of items based on the decision to stay at the crash site." It is to be expected, however, that individuals will vary widely on how this instruction is carried out; that is, they will have very different ideas of what a ranking based on the decision to stay at the crash site should be. The same may be expected for a ranking based on the decision to leave the crash site and attempt to walk to safety--a poor decision.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The instructions given to the leaders were general "stance" instructions.
The present task is very different from the Choice Dilemma Questionnaire used by Boulanger and Fischer. CDQ decisions are largely based on values; the DSP solution depends on knowledge of facts about the environment. The predisposition in the latter case will be in the nature of a good solution to the problem or a poor one relative to these facts. General "stance" instructions are inadequate in this case. A good score on ...the DSP results from making the fundamental decision to stay at the crash site and wait for rescue. A "stance" instruction might be to "argue for a ranking of items based on the decision to stay at the crash site." It is to be expected, however, that individuals will vary widely on how this instruction is carried out; that is, they will have very different ideas of what a ranking based on the decision to stay at the crash site should be. The same may be expected for a ranking based on the decision to leave the crash site and attempt to walk to safety--a poor decision.
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