Episode 38: How Big Is Your Office: Another Classic Study in Psychology
December 18th, 2007 at 7:45 am
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Image via WikipediaEquity and the lack of fairness strike again! What would happen if you were suddenly (even temporarily) moved to an office (or dorm room) that was smaller than the one you’re in now? Would you be less productive? Less satisfied? I bet you would. Let’s see how this was studied in a classic field experiment by psychologist Jerry Greenberg.
Resources For This Episode
- Opps! Around 19 minutes into the podcast I say that you have to “observationally define” a smile. I meant “operationally define” a smile. Sorry ’bout that. I’ll try to fix that tonite.
- Greenberg, J. (1988), “Equity and workplace status: a field experiment”, Journal of Applied Psychology, Vol. 73 pp.606-13.
- Here is the link to my previous episode on the concept of Equity.
- Here is the link to my previous episode on Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing.
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