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THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN GROUP STRUCTURE OF THE PSYCHOLOGICAL MECHANISMS OF INTERGROUP ADAPTATION AND PLATFORM CYNEFIN MANAGEMENT SITUATIONS IN ORGANIZATIONS

Abstract

The author studied the intergroup adaptation (IA) of the employees of six Russian enterprises with different status (140 people) and carried out the qualitative and quantitative comparison of the administrative situations according to D. Snowden and the contribution of psychological mechanisms of intergroup adaptation into their solution. The object of the study is the IA of the employees with different status in organizations with science intensive methods, trade organizations, and service organizations. The subject of the study is the interconnection between the structure of IA psychological mechanisms and the type of management situations of Cynefin platform in the organizations. As a hypotheses the author offers a supposition that IA psychological mechanisms of the employees with different status in the organization - intergroup disadaptation, organizational identification, joint activity of groups, - have different impact on the development of the organization, though they are combined into one complex of multilevel psychological mechanisms. Their impact is assessed on different criteria: adaptive, organizational, and motivational. If the dominating mechanism is known then it’ll be possible to predict the tendencies of the organization development; as well as to predict beforehand possible management situations and to substantiate the guidelines of personnel management. The scheme of the empirical study is the correlation of management situations of platform Cynefin in 6 organizations with the results of the correlated researches aimed at detecting the degree of the impact of IA psychological mechanisms on the development of these organizations. The result of such research is the construction for each of the organizations the 3-factor model of using IA psychological mechanisms of employees with different status. The general result of the whole research work has become the correlation of the received structures of IA psychological mechanisms with the situations of the platform Cynefin, and afterwards construction of an empirically tested typology. The basis of the research method of examining the employees of organizations with different status was the system of tested criteria, indicators and methods. The results were processed with the use of the method of mathematical and statistical analysis. The calculation of IA psychological mechanisms of the employees with different status was performed according to the following algorithm: 1) after performing the factor analysis the weight of factors was converted into fractions; 2) according to the theoretical model of IA psychological mechanisms the factors of each team of employees were grouped; 3) the comparative model of IA psychological mechanisms of employees with different status was constructed in each organization. On the example of the parent enterprise of the “Research corporation ‘The Systems of Precision Instrument Making’ ”PLC main items of the research work and its analysis are shown. The results of the research performed can become a basis for developing the technologies of human resource management in the organizations in difficult situations.

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A. . Bulgakov
Moscow State Regional University
Russian Federation


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