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The psychology of fear in organizations : how to transform anxiety into well-being, productivity and innovation
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20150327170359.0
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Keegan, Sheila.
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The psychology of fear in organizations : how to transform anxiety into well-being, productivity and innovation / Sheila Keegan
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요약"Fear has become institutionalized in many organizations. Board directors are under pressure from shareholders. Senior executives are attempting to maintain sales in a nervous market, and many people are concerned about job security and maintaining their living standards.In this book, Keegan uses a psychological approach to explain how fear manifests itself within organizations. She looks at how fear impacts the workforce and how, by reducing willingness to take risks, it can inhibit economic growth and innovation, at both an individual and corporate level.She offers a practical way to harness fear and anxiety into innovation by explaining how to: understand the effects of fear within organizational contexts and how these can be reduced, incorporate small changes in behavior that will increase well-being and improve productivity by better supporting and understanding the needs of staff. "--해제Provided by publisher.
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요약"In the context of global economic recession, fear has become institutionalized in many organizations, both in the private and public sectors. Board directors are under pressure from shareholders, senior executives are attempting to maintain sales in a nervous market and many people are concerned about job security and maintaining their living standards. This book shows how fear manifests itself in large organizations, how it impacts on the workforce and how by reducing our willingness to take risks and to innovate, it can inhibit economic growth and innovation, at both an individual and corporate level. The Psychology of Fear in Organizations examines the psychological barriers to innovation and presents initiatives to loosen the paralysis caused by the economic downturn"--해제Provided by publisher.
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완전내용Machine generated contents note: PART ONE The nature of fear and how it shapes organizations01 The paradox of fear -- The scope of this book -- What instils fear in organizations? -- Fear as a cultural norm -- Fear in different organizations -- And yet, some things don't change -- The impact of the recession -- Organizational diversity -- Organizational styles -- Psychological health at work -- Managing and using fear -- Re-humanizing the workplace02 The cultural backdrop of fear -- The backdrop of fear and uncertainty within the workplace -- 2007/8 and the cold winds of recession blew in -- The economists' explanation -- The widespread residue of fear in the workplace03 Perspectives on fear -- Exploring the boundaries of fear -- Fear and the unexpected -- The role of fear -- The physiology of fear -- Fear is contagious -- The Hillsborough disaster -- Distortion of fear -- Super-humans -- Using fear to our advantage -- Fear in the workplace -- and elsewhere04 Cultures of fear within organizations -- The long tail of the recession -- Symptoms of fear in the workplace -- How can we gauge fear? -- The effects of fear on organizational life -- The tendency to do what we have always done -- Following the leader -- Fear undermines performance -- Workplace productivity at an all-time low -- Studies on mental health in the workplace -- Studies on workplace climate and trends -- Gauging 'reality' -- Fear as a management tool05 Feeling fear at work -- The hidden fear at work -- Recognizing fear and mistrust in organizations -- The growth of mistrust -- Bullying at work -- The complexities of whistle-blowing within an organizational context -- When fear stimulates, energises and motivates us -- Differences in how people respond to fear in the workplace06 Over-control and manipulation in the workplace -- The power of control -- Control and order -- The industrial revolution -- The Hawthorne experiments -- The unintended consequences of target culture -- Target culture within the UK police service -- Personal judgement vs procedures -- What role should targets play? -- How did this situation come about?07 Organizations in crisis -- Organizations in transition -- Clutching at old straws -- Bringing in the consultants -- Breaking the culture of fear -- Leadership in uncertain times -- Improvisation in leadership -- Make time. Prepare your mind. Think creatively -- Revolving CEOS -- The 'stuck' organization -- Greed and fear -- Corporate Psychopaths -- The paradox of recruiting leaders -- Promises of reformPART TWO How we can harness fear to improve productivity and organizational health through promoting human values08 Being human -- The half-way house -- What does it mean to be human? -- The beginnings of humanistic psychology -- Using all our brain power -- Our evolutionary heritage -- The effects of 'mechanized' language -- Survival of the fittest vs cooperative behaviour -- The relentless drive to mechanize brains -- Developing attitudes, beliefs and habits -- The importance of emotion in a work environment -- Groupthink -- In conclusion09 Creating psychologically healthy workplaces -- Creating healthier futures -- Why organizational health matters -- Engagement and return on investment -- How we measure up -- Psychological health, happiness and productivity -- A western perspective on a Japanese workplace -- Bhutan, work and well-being -- The qualitative-quantitative divide -- Fresh approaches to organizational life -- Developing employee engagement and well-being -- A time to think differently about organizations -- From the broad to the focus10 Leadership and appreciative inquiry -- The emergence of positive psychology -- Positive psychology in the workplace -- Appreciative Inquiry: a route towards in improving positive affect within organizations -- The principles of appreciative inquiry -- Appreciative inquiry in action -- How to initiate an appreciative inquiry process? -- Does appreciative inquiry work? -- The scope of appreciative inquiry -- Appreciative inquiry feeds leadership11 Developing resilience -- Some are born with super-resilience -- Resilience: The drive to keep going -- Characteristics of resilient individuals -- Building up resilience -- A study of resilience in the nursing profession -- Resilience at and individual, team and organizational level -- The economic benefits of resilience -- When resilience is thrust upon us12 Building trust within organizations -- The foundation of trust -- Trust in the workplace -- The human face of trust -- Building trust in the workplace: the continental story -- Trust in action -- Introducing a trust building programme within a mental health organization -- How else can we build trust in organizations?13 The power of language -- The power of everyday conversation -- Active listening -- Two different brain systems -- and two styles of communication -- Dogs so it so well -- The interpretation of language -- Living in the moment -- or not -- Changing organizations through conversation -- Non-verbal communication (NVC) -- Language tools to aid understanding -- The meaning of language, revealed through qualitative research -- How talk transformed the East Coast mainline railway14 Building a culture of innovation -- Banishing fear of the unknown -- Creating ideas -- Thinking differently as a way of life -- Innovation is what we are -- The paradox of innovation -- The concept of jugaad -- Bring on the new -- Why do birds fly in a V formation? -- 'We are family' -- Cultural preparedness and reducing risk -- Finding a voice -- Innovation as a way of seeing things differently -- Inspirational market research and creative development work -- Developing an innovative organization15 What about the future? -- The age of transformation -- Living in a brave new world -- A human workforce -- A fruity option -- In the flow -- Flow in action -- In conclusion -- Index.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Subject Added Entry-Topical Term  
Organizational behavior
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Fear
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Management Psychological aspects
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Organizational effectiveness
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PSYCHOLOGY / Industrial & Organizational Psychology.
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BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Human Resources & Personnel Management.
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BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Workplace Culture.
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BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Organizational Behavior.
Subject Added Entry-Topical Term  
Fear.
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Management Psychological aspects.
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Organizational behavior.
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Organizational effectiveness.
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BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Industrial Management
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BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Management
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BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Management Science
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■520    ▼a"Fear  has  become  institutionalized  in  many  organizations.  Board  directors  are  under  pressure  from  shareholders.  Senior  executives  are  attempting  to  maintain  sales  in  a  nervous  market,  and  many  people  are  concerned  about  job  security  and  maintaining  their  living  standards.In  this  book,  Keegan  uses  a  psychological  approach  to  explain  how  fear  manifests  itself  within  organizations.  She  looks  at  how  fear  impacts  the  workforce  and  how,  by  reducing  willingness  to  take  risks,  it  can  inhibit  economic  growth  and  innovation,  at  both  an  individual  and  corporate  level.She  offers  a  practical  way  to  harness  fear  and  anxiety  into  innovation  by  explaining  how  to:  understand  the  effects  of  fear  within  organizational  contexts  and  how  these  can  be  reduced,  incorporate  small  changes  in  behavior  that  will  increase  well-being  and  improve  productivity  by  better  supporting  and  understanding  the  needs  of  staff.  "--▼cProvided  by  publisher.
■520    ▼a"In  the  context  of  global  economic  recession,  fear  has  become  institutionalized  in  many  organizations,  both  in  the  private  and  public  sectors.  Board  directors  are  under  pressure  from  shareholders,  senior  executives  are  attempting  to  maintain  sales  in  a  nervous  market  and  many  people  are  concerned  about  job  security  and  maintaining  their  living  standards.  This  book  shows  how  fear  manifests  itself  in  large  organizations,  how  it  impacts  on  the  workforce  and  how  by  reducing  our  willingness  to  take  risks  and  to  innovate,  it  can  inhibit  economic  growth  and  innovation,  at  both  an  individual  and  corporate  level.  The  Psychology  of  Fear  in  Organizations  examines  the  psychological  barriers  to  innovation  and  presents  initiatives  to  loosen  the  paralysis  caused  by  the  economic  downturn"--▼cProvided  by  publisher.
■5058  ▼aMachine  generated  contents  note:  PART  ONE  The  nature  of  fear  and  how  it  shapes  organizations01  The  paradox  of  fear  --  The  scope  of  this  book  --  What  instils  fear  in  organizations?  --  Fear  as  a  cultural  norm  --  Fear  in  different  organizations  --  And  yet,  some  things  don't  change  --  The  impact  of  the  recession  --  Organizational  diversity  --  Organizational  styles  --  Psychological  health  at  work  --  Managing  and  using  fear  --  Re-humanizing  the  workplace02  The  cultural  backdrop  of  fear  --  The  backdrop  of  fear  and  uncertainty  within  the  workplace  --  2007/8  and  the  cold  winds  of  recession  blew  in  --  The  economists'  explanation  --  The  widespread  residue  of  fear  in  the  workplace03  Perspectives  on  fear  --  Exploring  the  boundaries  of  fear  --  Fear  and  the  unexpected  --  The  role  of  fear  --  The  physiology  of  fear  --  Fear  is  contagious  --  The  Hillsborough  disaster  --  Distortion  of  fear  --  Super-humans  --  Using  fear  to  our  advantage  --  Fear  in  the  workplace  --  and  elsewhere04  Cultures  of  fear  within  organizations  --  The  long  tail  of  the  recession  --  Symptoms  of  fear  in  the  workplace  --  How  can  we  gauge  fear?  --  The  effects  of  fear  on  organizational  life  --  The  tendency  to  do  what  we  have  always  done  --  Following  the  leader  --  Fear  undermines  performance  --  Workplace  productivity  at  an  all-time  low  --  Studies  on  mental  health  in  the  workplace  --  Studies  on  workplace  climate  and  trends  --  Gauging  'reality'  --  Fear  as  a  management  tool05  Feeling  fear  at  work  --  The  hidden  fear  at  work  --  Recognizing  fear  and  mistrust  in  organizations  --  The  growth  of  mistrust  --  Bullying  at  work  --  The  complexities  of  whistle-blowing  within  an  organizational  context  --  When  fear  stimulates,  energises  and  motivates  us  --  Differences  in  how  people  respond  to  fear  in  the  workplace06  Over-control  and  manipulation  in  the  workplace  --  The  power  of  control  --  Control  and  order  --  The  industrial  revolution  --  The  Hawthorne  experiments  --  The  unintended  consequences  of  target  culture  --  Target  culture  within  the  UK  police  service  --  Personal  judgement  vs  procedures  --  What  role  should  targets  play?  --  How  did  this  situation  come  about?07  Organizations  in  crisis  --  Organizations  in  transition  --  Clutching  at  old  straws  --  Bringing  in  the  consultants  --  Breaking  the  culture  of  fear  --  Leadership  in  uncertain  times  --  Improvisation  in  leadership  --  Make  time.  Prepare  your  mind.  Think  creatively  --  Revolving  CEOS  --  The  'stuck'  organization  --  Greed  and  fear  --  Corporate  Psychopaths  --  The  paradox  of  recruiting  leaders  --  Promises  of  reformPART  TWO  How  we  can  harness  fear  to  improve  productivity  and  organizational  health  through  promoting  human  values08  Being  human  --  The  half-way  house  --  What  does  it  mean  to  be  human?  --  The  beginnings  of  humanistic  psychology  --  Using  all  our  brain  power  --  Our  evolutionary  heritage  --  The  effects  of  'mechanized'  language  --  Survival  of  the  fittest  vs  cooperative  behaviour  --  The  relentless  drive  to  mechanize  brains  --  Developing  attitudes,  beliefs  and  habits  --  The  importance  of  emotion  in  a  work  environment  --  Groupthink  --  In  conclusion09  Creating  psychologically  healthy  workplaces  --  Creating  healthier  futures  --  Why  organizational  health  matters  --  Engagement  and  return  on  investment  --  How  we  measure  up  --  Psychological  health,  happiness  and  productivity  --  A  western  perspective  on  a  Japanese  workplace  --  Bhutan,  work  and  well-being  --  The  qualitative-quantitative  divide  --  Fresh  approaches  to  organizational  life  --  Developing  employee  engagement  and  well-being  --  A  time  to  think  differently  about  organizations  --  From  the  broad  to  the  focus10  Leadership  and  appreciative  inquiry  --  The  emergence  of  positive  psychology  --  Positive  psychology  in  the  workplace  --  Appreciative  Inquiry:  a  route  towards  in  improving  positive  affect  within  organizations  --  The  principles  of  appreciative  inquiry  --  Appreciative  inquiry  in  action  --  How  to  initiate  an  appreciative  inquiry  process?  --  Does  appreciative  inquiry  work?  --  The  scope  of  appreciative  inquiry  --  Appreciative  inquiry  feeds  leadership11  Developing  resilience  --  Some  are  born  with  super-resilience  --  Resilience:  The  drive  to  keep  going  --  Characteristics  of  resilient  individuals  --  Building  up  resilience  --  A  study  of  resilience  in  the  nursing  profession  --  Resilience  at  and  individual,  team  and  organizational  level  --  The  economic  benefits  of  resilience  --  When  resilience  is  thrust  upon  us12  Building  trust  within  organizations  --  The  foundation  of  trust  --  Trust  in  the  workplace  --  The  human  face  of  trust  --  Building  trust  in  the  workplace:  the  continental  story  --  Trust  in  action  --  Introducing  a  trust  building  programme  within  a  mental  health  organization  --  How  else  can  we  build  trust  in  organizations?13  The  power  of  language  --  The  power  of  everyday  conversation  --  Active  listening  --  Two  different  brain  systems  --  and  two  styles  of  communication  --  Dogs  so  it  so  well  --  The  interpretation  of  language  --  Living  in  the  moment  --  or  not  --  Changing  organizations  through  conversation  --  Non-verbal  communication  (NVC)  --  Language  tools  to  aid  understanding  --  The  meaning  of  language,  revealed  through  qualitative  research  --  How  talk  transformed  the  East  Coast  mainline  railway14  Building  a  culture  of  innovation  --  Banishing  fear  of  the  unknown  --  Creating  ideas  --  Thinking  differently  as  a  way  of  life  --  Innovation  is  what  we  are  --  The  paradox  of  innovation  --  The  concept  of  jugaad  --  Bring  on  the  new  --  Why  do  birds  fly  in  a  V  formation?  --  'We  are  family'  --  Cultural  preparedness  and  reducing  risk  --  Finding  a  voice  --  Innovation  as  a  way  of  seeing  things  differently  --  Inspirational  market  research  and  creative  development  work  --  Developing  an  innovative  organization15  What  about  the  future?  --  The  age  of  transformation  --  Living  in  a  brave  new  world  --  A  human  workforce  --  A  fruity  option  --  In  the  flow  --  Flow  in  action  --  In  conclusion  --  Index.
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