The present study examines whether teams’ friendship and communication network density are related to individual innovative behaviours (IIBs: idea generation, suggestion making, idea promotion and idea implementation). The study sample was composed of 28 teams comprising 101 members. The results obtained by means of multilevel structural equations modelling showed that friendship network density had an indirect positive relationship with the four IIBs through the density of team communication networks.

Simone, D., Salvatore, Z., Vicente, G. (2016). The influence of friendship and communication network density on individual innovative behaviours: a multilevel study. EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF WORK AND ORGANIZATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY, 25(4), 583-596 [10.1080/1359432X.2016.1179285].

The influence of friendship and communication network density on individual innovative behaviours: a multilevel study

Simone, Donati;Salvatore, Zappalà;
2016

Abstract

The present study examines whether teams’ friendship and communication network density are related to individual innovative behaviours (IIBs: idea generation, suggestion making, idea promotion and idea implementation). The study sample was composed of 28 teams comprising 101 members. The results obtained by means of multilevel structural equations modelling showed that friendship network density had an indirect positive relationship with the four IIBs through the density of team communication networks.
2016
Simone, D., Salvatore, Z., Vicente, G. (2016). The influence of friendship and communication network density on individual innovative behaviours: a multilevel study. EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF WORK AND ORGANIZATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY, 25(4), 583-596 [10.1080/1359432X.2016.1179285].
Simone, Donati; Salvatore, Zappalà; Vicente, González-Romá
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