Role Conflict and Role Ambiguity Impact on Collective Efficacy – towards Team Cohesion: A China Youth Football Team Analysis
Ilkay Cevik, Bin Wang
Abstract
Ilkay Cevik, Bin Wang
Abstract
In this empirical study we provide an explanation of team cohesion as a result of collective efficacy according to social cognitive theory. We measure the levels of collective efficacy, team cohesion, role ambiguity and role conflict on the sample of Chinese youth football teams
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In this empirical study we provide an explanation of team cohesion as a result of collective efficacy according to social cognitive theory. We measure the levels of collective efficacy, team cohesion, role ambiguity and role conflict on the sample of Chinese youth football teams
Key concepts: Collective efficacy, Cohesion (chemistry), Ambiguity, China, Football, Psychology, Empirical research, Social psychology