his assignment will introduce you to the types of research available to you as managers or future managers.
Find a recent article in an Organizational Behavior, Management, or Psychology journal that piques your interest (see list of journals below). Choose a recent article (2020-2021) that describes a study that was conducted by the author, as opposed to an article in which the author describes someone else’s research. Articles that have a sustainability focus will be appreciated, but any topic that you find interesting and relevant will be fine. No credit will be given for articles that are 1) not empirical, and 2) older than 2020.
Briefly summarize the article (in your words, not the author’s words), and explain what the key “takeaways” are (e.g., how can managers use the knowledge gained from the research?). Be sure to mention the nature of the study (e.g., experimental, survey, case study, meta analysis), the nature and size of the sample, and the degree to which you believe the findings are 1) internally valid and 2) generalizable. End with a brief explanation of how you or your classmates might use the information gained from the study. Be sure to include a full citation of the article (i.e., authors, title, journal, year published, issue of journal, page numbers). You should keep your summary to three or four paragraphs. You’ll want to come up with a catchy title to draw classmates to your summary
.List of Journals: Journal of Applied Psychology, Journal of Organizational Behavior, Journal of Organizational Health Psychology, Journal of Vocational Behavior, Journal of Management, Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes, Academy of Management Journal, Personnel Psychology, California Management Review, Journal of Management , Organization Science, Group and Organization Management, Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology, Harvard Business Review, Sloan-MIT Management Review, Journal of Managerial Psychology, Journal of International Business Studies, Journal of Business and Psychology, Journal of Environmental Psychology, Journal of Business Ethics
Questions 2
Record your reflections and key take-aways
Requirements: answer all two questions
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Besides, I think Chua and Jin (2020) promotes evidence-based management. Evidence-based managers should be learning-focused instead of result-focused (UNSW Business School, 2018). Learning helps managers acquire skills that promote effective management. For example, I believe managers can improve their management skills by learning the importance of solving intercultural conflicts in organizations. Moreover, I think managers should rely on research findings more than personal instincts. It is because researchers provide solutions along with evidence that those solutions are effective (apa.org, n.d.).
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