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Factors Causing Intergroup Conflict by ricky juliyanto is a document available to read on EtoBox.
This document discusses four factors that can contribute to intergroup conflict: work interdependence, differences in goals, differences in perceptions, and increased demand for specialists. It examines each factor in depth, providing examples of how interdependence between groups, differing goals and timelines, inaccurate perceptions and stereotypes, and demands for specialized roles can increase tensions and lead to conflicts between organizational subgroups.
- Author
- ricky juliyanto
- Language
- EN