APS
29th APS Annual Convention · 2017
A Multilevel Analysis of Person-Group Regulatory Mode Complementarity: The Moderating Role of Group Task Interdependence
- Marina Chernikova
University of Maryland, College Park - Calogero Lo Destro
University of Rome - La Sapienza - Antonio Pierro
University of Rome - La Sapienza - Arie Kruglanski
University of Maryland, College Park
Abstract
Locomotion and assessment regulatory modes are two distinct motivational orientations. We found that cross-level regulatory mode complementarity (i.e., the combination of individual locomotion and group assessment, or vice versa) positively impacted work performance. This effect was moderated by task interdependence, such that the complementarity effect occurred only under high interdependence.
Motivation
