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SUMMARY:Andrew Knight\, PhD - Olin Business School\, Washington University 
 in St. Louis
DESCRIPTION: \n\nAbstract: We develop and test a theoretical model that exp
 lains how\ncollective psychological ownership—shared feelings of joint\n
 possession over something—emerges within new creative teams that\nwere l
 aunched to advance one person’s (i.e.\, a creative lead’s)\npreconceiv
 ed idea. Our model proposes that such teams face a unique\nchallenge—an 
 initial asymmetry in feelings of psychological\nownership for the idea bet
 ween the creative lead who conceived the\nidea and new team members who ar
 e beginning to work on the idea. We\nsuggest that the creative lead can re
 solve this asymmetry and foster\nthe emergence of collective psychological
  ownership by enacting two\ninterpersonal behaviors—help seeking and ter
 ritorial marking. These\nbehaviors build collective ownership by facilitat
 ing the unifying\,\ncentripetal force of team identification and preventin
 g the divisive\,\ncentrifugal force of team ownership conflict. Our model 
 also proposes\nthat collective ownership positively relates to the early s
 uccess of\nnew creative teams. The results of a quantitative study of 79 c
 reative\nteams participating in an entrepreneurship competition provided\n
 general support for our predictions\, but also suggested refinements as\nt
 o how a creative lead’s behavior influences team dynamics. The\nfindings
  of a subsequent qualitative investigation of 27 teams\nparticipating in a
  university startup launch course shed additional\nlight on how collective
  ownership emerges in new creative teams\nlaunched to advance one person
 ’s idea.\n\nread more information\n[https://olin.wustl.edu/EN-US/Faculty
 -Research/Faculty/Pages/FacultyDetail.aspx?username=knightap]\non Dr. Knig
 ht.\n 
DTSTART:20190412T143000Z
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LOCATION:Gerri C. LeBow Hall\, 3220 Market Street\, 208\, Philadelphia\, PA
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