Attribution Theory and Strategic Decision Making: An Application to Coalition Formation.
Academy of Management JournalPublished 1 March 1983
John A. Pearce, Angelo S. DeNisi
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Attribution theory was used to predict how members and nonmembers of dominant coalitions would explain the reasons for membership. As predicted, members made stronger attributions to ability and de...
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