ATTAINING DECISION QUALITY AND COMMITMENT FROM DISSENT: THE MODERATING EFFECTS OF LOYALTY AND COMPETENCE IN STRATEGIC DECISION-MAKING TEAMS.
Academy of Management JournalPublished 1 August 1999
Robert S. Dooley, Gerald E. Fryxell
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Contradictory forces of dissent and consensus building attend the strategic decision process. Taking an information-processing perspective, we argue that two factors that affect perceptions of trus...
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