Evaluating and Institutionalizing OD Interventions
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What is a key aspect of unions in promoting change?

  • Their power to influence job design and employee flexibility (correct)
  • Their capacity to promote specific contract issues
  • Their ability to resist change
  • Their role in transmitting beliefs and norms
  • What is the primary purpose of goal specificity in intervention characteristics?

  • To specify target change clearly (correct)
  • To resist institutionalization
  • To allocate resources effectively
  • To promote broad goals
  • What is the role of internal support in intervention characteristics?

  • To provide external consultation
  • To resist institutionalization
  • To allocate resources for intervention
  • To provide internal or external consultation (correct)
  • What is the purpose of socialization in institutionalization processes?

    <p>To transmit beliefs and norms</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the role of reward allocation in institutionalization processes?

    <p>To link rewards to new behaviors</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the purpose of sensing and calibration in institutionalization processes?

    <p>To take corrective action</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is an indicator of institutionalization?

    <p>Private acceptance of organizational changes</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is another indicator of institutionalization?

    <p>Performance normative consensus</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the role of a sponsor in intervention characteristics?

    <p>To initiate, allocate, and legitimize resources</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the level of change that unionization can affect?

    <p>Organization, group, or individual level</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Evaluating OD Interventions

    • Issues in evaluating OD interventions include:
      • Implementation and evaluation feedback
      • Research design
      • Internal vs. external validity
      • Measurement
      • Selecting the right variables to measure
      • Designing good measurements
      • Operational definition
      • Reliability and validity

    Measurement

    • Sources of reliability:
      • Rigorous operational definition
      • Multiple measures
      • Standardized instruments
    • Concerns of validity:
      • Extent to which a measure reflects the variable it's intended to reflect
      • Types of validity:
        • Face validity
        • Content validity
        • Discriminant validity
        • Criterion validity
        • Predictive validity

    Types of Validity

    • Face validity: Does the measure appear to reflect the variable of interest?
    • Content validity: Do experts agree that the measure appears valid?
    • Discriminant validity: Do measures of non-similar variables show no association?
    • Criterion validity: Based on external criterion, do measures of similar variables correlate?
    • Predictive validity: Does the measure accurately predict future outcomes?

    Research Design

    • Elements of strong research designs in OD evaluation:
      • Longitudinal measurement
      • Change measured repeatedly over time
      • Comparison units
      • Appropriate use of control groups
      • Statistical analysis
      • Alternative sources of variation controlled

    Evaluating Different Types of Change

    • Types of change:
      • Alpha change: Movement along a stable dimension
      • Beta change: Recalibration of units of measure in a stable dimension
      • Gamma change: Fundamental redefinition of dimension

    Institutionalizing Interventions

    • Institutionalization framework:
      • Organization characteristics
      • Institutionalization processes
      • Indicators of institutionalization
      • Intervention characteristics

    Organization Characteristics

    • Characteristics influencing institutionalization:
      • Congruence with organizational philosophy, strategy, and structure
      • Stability of environment and technology
      • Unionization and its impact on change

    Intervention Characteristics

    • Characteristics influencing institutionalization:
      • Goal specificity
      • Programmability
      • Level of change target
      • Internal support
      • Sponsorship

    Institutionalization Processes

    • Processes influencing institutionalization:
      • Socialization and commitment
      • Reward allocation
      • Diffusion
      • Sensing and calibration

    Indicators of Institutionalization

    • Indicators of institutionalization:
      • Knowledge and preferences
      • Performance norms
      • Normative consensus
      • Value consensus

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    Learn about the challenges of evaluating Organizational Development (OD) interventions, the process of institutionalizing them, and the factors that contribute to their success. Understand research design, internal and external validity, and measurement techniques.

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