2011
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.1471341
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Combining Creativity and Control: Understanding Individual Motivation in Large-Scale Collaborative Creativity

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“…Previous research has linked LoC to these two frameworks. Taking enabling/coercive formalization, Adler and Chen (2011) refer to the ability of DCS to "constrain innovation and opportunity-seeking" (Simons, 1995, p. 91) as negative outcomes and maintain that they result from the coercive form that DCS often take.…”
Section: The Benefits Of Commensuration In Linking Frameworkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Previous research has linked LoC to these two frameworks. Taking enabling/coercive formalization, Adler and Chen (2011) refer to the ability of DCS to "constrain innovation and opportunity-seeking" (Simons, 1995, p. 91) as negative outcomes and maintain that they result from the coercive form that DCS often take.…”
Section: The Benefits Of Commensuration In Linking Frameworkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For example, individuals with more creative task complexity and autonomy can enhance the positive relationship between creative role identity and creativity [5].This study could provide the self-construal mediate the relationship between team task required creativity and creativity. The type of self-construal that best supports task demands will depend on the nature of the task [7].It describe the interaction between tasks required creativity and self-construal. Moreover, according to the discussion of theoretical background, self-construal might be the precursor of creative self-identity.…”
Section: The Relationship Of Team Task Required Creativity Team Timementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Certains auteurs estiment que les outils de contrôle de gestion sont peu adaptés aux besoins de ces entreprises (Abernethy et Brownell, 1997 ;Davila, 2000) mais d'autres (ou les mêmes parfois) pensent qu'ils peuvent être d'un apport important (Ditillo, 2004 ;Revellino et Mouritsen, 2009). Quelques synthèses ont été faites pour tenter d'expliquer la diversité des points de vue et l'ambigüité des résultats du terrain (Jorgensen et Messner, 2009 ;Alder et Chen, 2011).…”
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