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Social loafing prevention in agile software development teams using team expectations agreements
2021
IET Software
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The authors intend to provide a better understanding on how to specify rules in TEAs to prevent social loafing behaviour in agile software development teams. ...
In practice, agile software development teams often use team expectations agreements (TEAs), which contain rules to prevent social loafing behaviour. ...
focus and shed light on how software development teams specify rules in their TEAs to prevent social loafing. ...
doi:10.1049/sfw2.12019
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Managing the Dynamics of Group Projects in Higher Education: Best Practices Suggested by Empirical Research
2020
Universal Journal of Educational Research
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Many studies exist on the value and importance of individual aspects of group work such as team size, selection methods and ways to prevent social loafing. ...
To address this need, universities include group projects in their curricula with the goal of developing employable graduates with experience collaborating in teams. ...
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Use of the software did not reduce social
loafing or ineffective team meetings. ...
doi:10.13189/ujer.2020.080515
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Student Perceptions of Social Loafing in Undergraduate Business Classroom Teams
2008
Decision Sciences Journal of Innovative Education
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There is a rich body of research devoted to the causes and remedies of social loafing in workplace teams. ...
Based on the findings and recent writings, the article speculates on the causes of these student responses to social loafing in classroom teams. ...
r What policy would you formulate to prevent social loafing in your classroom teams? ...
doi:10.1111/j.1540-4609.2008.00183.x
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Loafing in the 21st century: Enhanced opportunities—and remedies—for withholding job effort in the new workplace
2010
Business Horizons
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Acknowledgment The author wishes to thank Nathan Bennett, Mike Buckley, Joe Cooper, Dave Ketchen, and Linda Kidwell for helpful comments and suggestions on earlier versions of this article. ...
Again, this approach helps to nurture a focus on both individual and mutual accountability in the virtual team. Loafing in the 21 st century workplace 3.3. ...
The problem of the team approach as it applies to knowledge-based work is less an issue to the lowcost operator focused on slashing costs and not investing in team activities, as well as in knowledge work ...
doi:10.1016/j.bushor.2010.06.001
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The Impact of Megaproject Stakeholders' Psychological Ownership on Cooperative Innovation Performance: Territorial Behavior and Social Loafing as Mediator
2022
Advances in Civil Engineering
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This paper opted for an empirical study adapting the SEM approach. Tools such as pre-survey and documentary analysis are applied to design the questionnaire scale. ...
loafing; (2) psychological ownership has a positive effect on both territorial behavior and social loafing, while territorial behavior and social loafing have a negative effect on cooperative innovation ...
Acknowledgments is work was supported by the Beijing Philosophy and Social Science Fund (Grant no. 17GLC057), the Basic Scientific Research Fund of Beijing Municipal Colleges (Grant no. ...
doi:10.1155/2022/5536516
doaj:8fef7ae2852a44a194113b81f7d0a061
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"Just Going through the Motions….": A Qualitative Exploration of Athlete Perceptions of Social Loafing in Training and Competition Contexts — Implications for Team Sport Coaches
2014
International journal of sports science & coaching
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Implications for the coaching process are far reaching with the need to develop an effective team culture and to provide training sessions that are interesting, engaging and relevant. ...
Athletes were also able to differentiate between perceived social loafing and the perceived use of 'strategic rest' in team sports. ...
The development of a positive team culture should include strategies to develop team cohesion and alleviate social loafing. ...
doi:10.1260/1747-9541.9.5.1067
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Students Attitudes Toward A New Method For Preventing Loafing On The Group Project: The Team Activity Diary
2011
Journal of College Teaching & Learning (TLC)
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The Team Activity Diary (TAD) is designed to prevent social loafing on the team project. This paper describes the TAD and reports on students' perceptions of it. ...
Although students appeared fairly indifferent to the TAD, 25% of the students indicated that it increased their contributions to the team project. ...
Another strategy to combat social loafing is the "jigsaw technique," an approach that holds each team member accountable for a specific component of the team project (Mesch 1991) . ...
doi:10.19030/tlc.v3i1.1754
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Psychological Impact of Isolation from Leader in Virtual Teams on Team Interaction
2021
International Journal of High School Research
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The purpose of this study was to develop a model to show how isolation from a leader can affect employee relationships and the perception of social loafing in virtual teams. ...
These effects will cause employees to experience more work fatigue, put in less effort, and contribute fewer ideas (an increase in corresponding social loafing). ...
I offer sincere appreciation for the learning opportunities provided by her and her continuous guidance throughout this writing process and as well as her continuous instruction on virtual teams in organizations ...
doi:10.36838/v3i3.51
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Students' Perceptions of Social Loafing: Its Antecedents and Consequences in Undergraduate Business Classroom Teams
2009
Academy of Management Learning & Education
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, our purpose was to develop preliminary findings and spur new thinking about social loafing in this context. ...
the team felt the social loafer was behaving that way, what they expected the instructor to do, and the policy that they thought would prevent such social loafing. ...
doi:10.5465/amle.2009.37012178
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Technology enhanced collaborative learning using a project-based learning management system
2017
International Journal of Technology Enhanced Learning
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This paper presents an approach to collaborative learning using an experimental learning management system (LMS) designed specifically for team-based PBL. ...
However, PBL for teams also introduces social dilemmas where less motivated students engage in social loafing, allowing more motivated students to do most of the collaborative work. ...
Students were not decisive about whether or not the software prevented social loafing. ...
doi:10.1504/ijtel.2017.084085
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Applying Social Psychological Theory to the Problems of Group Work
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2003
HCI Models, Theories, and Frameworks
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Karau and Williams (1994) developed an integrated theory of social loafing, which accounts well for prior research. This is illustrated in Figure 6 . ...
To give another example in the CSCW domain, researchers have developed technologies to reduce interruptions among team members. ...
doi:10.1016/b978-155860808-5/50012-5
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Sociopsychotechnological Predictors of Individual's Social Loafing in Virtual Team
2015
International Journal of Electrical and Computer Engineering (IJECE)
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Implications of the results of research in order to prevent social loafing are stated in the Discussion section. ...
The results showed that the perceived playfulness, perceived ease of use, and xenophobia were able to predict an individual's social loafing, but the perceived usefulness is not able to predict it. ...
. 1507 Xenophobia is found to be able to predict an individual's social loafing in a positive direction. ...
doi:10.11591/ijece.v5i6.pp1500-1510
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Virtual team effectiveness: a proposed research agenda
1999
Information Systems Journal
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In particular, the use of virtual teams appears to be on the increase. ...
In this paper, we use a model of group effectiveness to propose a possible research agenda examining sources of virtual team effectiveness. ...
Is social loafing/free-riding more or less likely in virtual teams than it is in co-located teams? . What are the antecedents of social loafing or free-riding in virtual teams? . ...
doi:10.1046/j.1365-2575.1999.00064.x
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Do many hands make light work?
2009
European Business Review
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Originality/value -The paper contributes to the literature by challenging the existing approach to reducing social loafing, i.e. individualizing workers as much as possible, and proposes a team-based approach ...
Findings -A social identity-based analysis and recent findings summarized in this paper show that social loafing can be overcome and that even motivation gains in group work can be expected when groups ...
Indeed, in teams of software developers that voluntarily contribute to "open source" projects on the internet (e.g. ...
doi:10.1108/09555340910956621
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Team Health and Project Quality Are Improved When Peer Evaluation Scores Affect Grades on Team Projects
2020
Frontiers in Education
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In the current research, we integrate accountability, valence, motivation, and social loafing theories to advance an understanding of the role of peer evaluations conducted at the end of a team project ...
The use of team projects is common in higher education. Teamwork offers an avenue to help students learn to collaborate and develop the interpersonal skills needed for career success. ...
FUNDING This research was supported by a grant to TO from the Social Sciences and Humanities Council of Canada and to TO and MB from The Taylor Institute for Teaching and Learning, University of Calgary ...
doi:10.3389/feduc.2020.00049
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