Understanding Reliability: Session-2 (Omega and IRT)

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4-Part Reliability Series • Session 2 • Advanced Psychometrics Reliability Beyond Alpha Learn Omega-based reliability and Item Response Theory in a way that sharpens professional judgement, not just technical vocabulary. A lot of professionals stop at Cronbach’s Alpha. Serious ones do not. This session is designed for those who want to move past basic psychometric language and understand how more …

Managing Integration and Stigma in Teams

Admin IIBPAnveshan, Issue 70, Volume 7

Social integration is either realised or restricted within teams. The dramaturgical theory explains that a diverse team’s success is more dependent on how its members are presented to their coworkers than on the individual characteristics of each member. Teams are seen as a relational arena in which leaders can negotiate the intricate differences when integrating stigmatised people within a team. …

Leadership Communication: Actions to Bridge the Age-Gaps at Workplace  

Dr. Nilanjana BhaduriAnveshan, Issue 70, Volume 7

Our workplaces are becoming more age-diverse than before. To ensure that the  workplaces remain effective and productive, it is extremely important to monitor  the impact of age-diversity in leadership and team communication.   Now, leaders are typically sensitized with required communication skills to ensure  that they regularly communicate to provide directions to the team. However, the age gap often leads to …

Leading through career insecurity

Aayushee (Team IIBP)Anveshan, Issue 70, Volume 7

The economic environment has been unstable for sometime now and hence, employees are facing high levels of career insecurity. These stressors can have serious risks to psychological well-being as career insecurity brings a perceived loss of control.  Additionally, job insecurity may also reduce engagement at work and these difficulties are frequently exacerbated in some groups. According to Srivastava and Mohaley …

Leadership in Healthcare

Devika (Team IIBP)Anveshan, Issue 70, Volume 7

Transformational leadership is people-focused and participative, it tries to inspire and develop people under the leadership by focusing on values and long-term goals. Conversely, directive leadership is task-focused and provides structure along with clear instructions that are necessary for coordination and transactional leadership relies on exchange of rewards or punishments to motivate followers. Then there is the laissez-faire leadership which …

Leaders under pressure: How supervisors’ negative family events translate into (or undermine) family-supportive behaviors 

Aayushee (Team IIBP)Anveshan, Issue 70, Volume 7

Imagine a leader not as a flawless machine but as a captain of a ship. When a storm brews at their home port, does it make them more empathetic or a distracted and irritable one?  For years, management experts have debated whether home-life stress drains a leader’s “battery” or sensitizes them to the struggles of their team. A study by …

Transfer of Leadership

Aayushee (Team IIBP)Anveshan, Issue 70, Volume 7

When a leader leaves an organisation the focus often comes on the paperwork like the updated organisational chart or new email signatures. But the most crucial part of any transition is not handing the position to someone else, rather it is the aftershock that is felt psychologically by everyone who is involved in the company which causes resistance for the …

Safer Every Day: Continuous Improvement Powered by PEDD 

Subasini GirivasuAnveshan, Issue 69, Volume 7

In high performance organizations safety is not an occasion checklist, it is a continuous  improvement journey. Sustainable safety emerges excellence leadership, systems, culture.   The PEDD Framework — Plan, Execute, Delegate, Discipline — provides a practical and  behavioural structure to embed safety into everyday operations. And the results of high and  healthy performance.   Need of continuous safety  Research in organizational behaviour …

Is AI a Productivity Paradox? 

Devika (Team IIBP)Anveshan, Issue 69, Volume 7

When generative AI became popular, it gave its users a promise: A promise to automate routine tasks, free our time and just boost our productivity in most settings. Students and employees assumed that their workload would reduce and that they would have more time for challenging tasks which they enjoyed. But that has not been the case. A study this …