Institut für Kooperationsforschung und -entwicklung

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    The relationships between team process variables and conflict types - a systematic review
    (09.07.2023) Merz, Nora; Vollmer, Albert; Rack, Oliver
    The increasing use of teams within organizational contexts has led to a significant stream of literature examining the impact and consequences of intra-group conflicts on team outcomes. The purpose of this review is to identify and analyze process factors and emergent states in conflict research in terms of their impact on the relationship between conflict types (task, relationship, process and interest-based) and team effectiveness. A systematic literature search was conducted resulting in 182 articles included in the second screening. The preliminary results indicate different process factors and emergent states like conflict management styles and team cohesion. The results of the review give an overview of the process variables in conflicts and can be used to identify key factors for managing conflicts within teams. Furthermore, it can guide the development of interventions and training programs.
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    Schulen sind Hyper-Kooperationsstätten
    (Fachhochschule Nordwestschweiz FHNW, 2022) Vollmer, Albert; Eschelmüller, Michele; Eliasson, Géraldine
    In Schulen finden vielfältige Kooperationen statt - auf verschiedenen Stufen, zwischen unterschiedlichen Akteur*innen, in diversen Formen. Doch was sind überhaupt die Merkmale von Kooperation? Wie gelingt die Zusammenarbeit? Wo gibt es Entwicklungspotenzial? Und welchen Einfluss hat die Digitalisierung? Géraldine Eliasson, Michele Eschelmüller und Albert Vollmer erörtern diese Fragen im Gespräch.
    01B - Beitrag in Magazin oder Zeitung
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    Do attributions matter when task conflict becomes personal?
    (International Association for Conflict Management, 2019) Vollmer, Albert; Vetter, Ariane
    When agile teams attribute their task conflict to characteristics of their group members and their interactions, they experience more relationship conflicts and perceive their job as less manageable, meaningful and comprehensible.
    04B - Beitrag Konferenzschrift