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SUMMARY:Dali Ma\, PhD - LeBow College of Business
DESCRIPTION: \n\nAbstract\n\nWhereas conventional wisdom suggests that cate
 gorical and status\ndistances reinforce each other’s negative effect on 
 interpersonal\ntie formation\, it largely overlooked the possibility that\
 , because of\ntheir double-edged nature\, categorical and status distances
  may weaken\neach other’s negative impact. We predict that status distan
 ce can\novercome categorical barriers to interpersonal tie formation in\nc
 ontexts where innovation and identity distinction are both important.\nIn 
 support for our proposition\, analysis of music collaboration in the\ncomm
 ercial music industry (2000-2015) shows that the negative effect\nof categ
 orical (genre) distance on the likelihood of collaboration\nbetween the ma
 in and featured artists was weaker if the main artist\nhad greater “stat
 us surplus” over the featured artist. In\naddition\, the positive intera
 ction of categorical and status distances\nwas stronger if the main artist
 ’s status was less volatile\, which\nunderlines the importance of the ro
 bustness of status-based identity.\nFor more information of Dr. Ma\, click
  here\n[https://www.lebow.drexel.edu/people/dalima]\n 
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LOCATION:Gerri C. LeBow Hall\, 3220 Market Street\, 409\, Philadelphia\, PA
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