Teaching ethics is tricky. It’s a highly complex topic and I’ve always debated with myself how to best approach this topic with under-grad students, especially when ethics isn’t a main topic in the course and there’s very... Read More | Share it now!
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Inclass Experiments #2 : In-group Out-group Bias
Inclass experiments are a great way to get students to learn about social psychology and management. Continuing my post series about social psychology inclass experiments, this next social psychology experiments is aimed at demonstrating the strong... Read More | Share it now!
Inclass Experiments #1 : Goal Setting Theory
One of the best ways for students to learn about social psychology and management is to experience things first hand. In my “Introduction to Management” undergraduate course I ran several famous social psychology and management in-class... Read More | Share it now!
Management Literature Readings : Theoretical Contribution
Last semester a professor in our department asked me whether I have some recommended readings for his PhD class on what constitutes a theoretical contribution in the field of management. Looking over the classes I took and papers I put aside over the... Read More | Share it now!
So this is what we know about management
There comes a time in every management scholar’s life when one attempts to make a generalized summary of the field and contemplates what we – as management scholars – might be able to offer others – like managers. Now that I’m forced... Read More | Share it now!