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The ______ model emphasizes emotional responses to organizational change.

Affect-Based

Valence relates to the ______ or negative nature of emotions.

positive

An ______ episode encompasses feelings, appraisals, and behavioral responses.

Emotional

Cognitive ______ Theory explains recipients' evaluations of change.

<p>Appraisal</p> Signup and view all the answers

Change ______ can provide constructive feedback if managed properly.

<p>Resistance</p> Signup and view all the answers

Behaviors tend to align with ______, where positive emotions lead to supportive actions.

<p>Emotions</p> Signup and view all the answers

Change proponents may exhibit ______ behaviors in the face of change.

<p>proactive</p> Signup and view all the answers

______ refers to the energy level associated with emotional responses.

<p>Activation</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Organizational Change and Affect

  • Affect-based Model: Focuses on the emotional responses of individuals (recipients) to organizational change, rather than just the actions of change agents.
  • Valence and Activation: Important dimensions in understanding emotional responses:
    • Valence: The positive or negative nature of an emotion (e.g., happiness vs. sadness).
    • Activation: The energy level of the emotion, ranging from passive (e.g., calmness) to active (e.g., excitement or anger).
  • Emotional Episode: A sequence of affective processes triggered by a change event, including feelings, appraisals (evaluations), and behavioral responses.
  • Circumplex Model: A visual representation of emotional responses using the valence and activation dimensions, showing a range of possible emotional states.

Frameworks

  • Cognitive Appraisal Theory: Explains how individuals evaluate change events based on:
    • Goal Relevance: How important the change is to personal or organizational goals.
    • Goal Congruence: How well the change aligns with existing goals.
  • Behavioral Responses to Change
    • Change Acceptance: Positive, passive response, accepting the change without actively participating.
    • Change Disengagement: Negative, passive response, emotionally withdrawing from the change.
    • Change Resistance: Negative, active response, actively opposing the change.
    • Change Proactivity: Positive, active response, actively seeking ways to shape and influence the change.
  • Affective and Behavioral Alignment: A strong link between emotions and actions:
    • Positive emotions typically lead to supportive behaviors towards the change.
    • Negative emotions typically lead to resistance or withdrawal from the change.

Research Findings

  • Valence and Activation as Independent Dimensions: Both are important in predicting behavior.
  • Change Resistance: Can be seen as a potential opportunity for constructive feedback if managed effectively.
  • Complexity of Responses: Responses to change are complex and exist on a continuum, with various combinations of valence and activation.

Strategic Insights

  • Understanding individuals' emotional responses to change is essential for successful implementation.
  • Focusing on the emotional well-being of employees during change is crucial.
  • Managing change to minimize negative emotions and foster positive ones is important for positive outcomes.

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Explore the affect-based model of organizational change, focusing on the emotional responses individuals have during transitions. Understand key concepts such as valence and activation, along with the cognitive appraisal theory that influences how change is evaluated. Dive into the emotional episodes and the circumplex model representing emotional states.

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