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Culture Efficacy: An Alternative to Collective Efficacy
Review of Law and Social SciencesCultural efficacy (Abril, forthcoming, (a) & (b)) suggests cultural values in conjunction with cultural identity work to (1) restrain individuals from deviant behavior while (2) motivating each to respond to community deviance. In this discussion of cultural efficacy within an American Indian community, the theory of collective efficacy (Sampson ...
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Creative Collective Efficacy in Scientific Communities
2010Studying collective creativity is critical for understanding how groups, organizations, and communities innovate and progress over time. However, analyzing creativity at the collective level remains an open and challenging issue. We adapt Bandura’s construct of collective efficacy to understand beliefs about collective capacities for creativity among ...
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ulture Efficacy: An Alternative to Collective Efficacy
Review of Law and Social SciencesCultural efficacy (Abril, forthcoming, (a) & (b)) suggests cultural values in conjunction with cultural identity work to (1) restrain individuals from deviant behavior while (2) motivating each to respond to community deviance. In this discussion of cultural efficacy within an American Indian community, the theory of collective efficacy (Sampson ...
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Collective Efficacy and Organizational Citizenship
2011Two emerging constructs, collective efficacy (CE), the judgment teachers make about their colleagues’ teaching skills, and organizational citizenship behavior (OCB), behavior beneficial to the school but neither required nor compensated, were tested in their prediction of objective effectiveness, measured as math and reading scores, and subjective ...
C. John Tarter, J. Darrell Cooper
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Precarious Workers and Collective Efficacy
Critical Sociology, 2016Scholars of contemporary capitalism have argued that the rise of flexible accumulation and precarious employment has left workers disillusioned and adrift, experiencing an erosion of solidarities and human bonds. In contrast, this study uncovers a sense of collective efficacy where existing scholarship would lead us to least expect it: among workers ...
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