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Jennifer E. Dannals
PhD Program, Organizational Behavior
PhD Program Office
Graduate School of Business
Stanford University
655 Knight Way
Stanford, CA 94305
Jennifer E. Dannals
I study how people perceive groups and teams and how groups and teams interact. In my dissertation, I explore how individuals perceive group behavior and group norms. Using experimental methods, I examine how the distribution of behavior in a team, for example if the team has a behavioral outlier or deviant, influences how individuals perceive the team's social norms. In other work, I study how start-up teams and organizations can be better structured to improve performance.
Research Interests
Social Norms
Groups and Teams
Judgment and Decision Making
Publications
Last Updated 16 Feb 2018