Safety. See Psychological safetyteams
Same-time, different-place communication, 334–35
Sampling on the dependent variable, 19
Saying-is-believing (SIB) effect, 133
Scarce resource competition, 317
Schmoozing, 121, 349
Scientific method, 184
Scouting, 262
Script, 98
Seating arrangements, 284
Second solutions, 177
Selective exposure, 160
Self-concept, 308
Self-designing work teams, 10–12
Self-governing work teams, , 12
Self-interest, 310
Self-limiting behavior, 182
Self-managing teams, , 11, 267
Self-managing work teams, , 119
Self-orientation, 194, 308–10
Self-report, 88
Self-verification, 107–
Sequential interdependence, 82, 83
Service teams. See Production andservice teams
Shared goals, 269
Shared leadership, 287, 289
Similarity
surveying teams, 251
team members, focusing, 117
trust based on, 119
Single-digit teams, 38
Single-loop learning, 20
Skill. See KSAs
Skill acquisition, 58
Skill-based pay, 56
Sleeper effect, 203
Social behavior, information technology and, 340
Social capital
human capital and, 256–58
increasing, 263–70
team, 261–262
Social comparison, 67, 313–14
Social determinants, 180–181
Social distance, 272
Social embeddedness, 120
Social facilitation, 28–29
Social inhibition, 28–29
Social interaction
EBS and, 242
place-time model of, 331–32
Socialization, 123–29
Social loafing, 31–32, 33, 34, 226
Social network, 255, 257
analyzing, 264–65
brokers in, 265
different structures, 257
gender scripts in, 268–69
leaders and, 261–63
trust based on, 120
See also Social capital
Social norms, 338, 341
Social-organizational methods, 229, 233–37
Social striving, 34
Social support, 289
Sociometry, 268
Solitary brainstorming, 225
Solo status, 95–96
Solutions, second, 177
Spokesperson, 279
Stability,
“Stacking the deck”, 37
Staffing levels, 37
Status competition, 123
Status differences
information technology and, 340–41
minimizing, 146–47, 184
Status equality, 325
Status perceptions, 122–23
Status systems, 122
Stepladder technique, 237
Stereotyping, 319
Storming stage, for virtual teams, 347
Strategic core, 82
Strategic network expansion, 263
Strategists, 254
Strategy norms, 11
Stress
challenge versus, 30
monitoring, 156–57
Striving. See Social striving
Structural analogies, 232–33
Structural connectedness, 216–17
Structural determinants, 181
Structural environmental methods, 229, 237–38
Structural holes, 258, 265–66
Structural solutions, for virtual teamwork, 347–52
Structured debate, 210
Structured discussion principles, 177
Study groups, 124, 213, 305
additional questions, 371–72
goals, 371
person-task mapping, 371
resources, 370–71
special tips, 372–73
team charter, 371
thought questions, 371
Sucker aversion, 34
Summarization, 351
Sunk costs, 181–82
Superordinate goals, 326
Supervisory role, powerlessness and, 300
Surface analogies, 233
Surface-level diversity, 92–93
Surveying teams, 251
Symbolic conflict, 317–18
Synergy, 43