The Science of Teamwork: Enabling Teams to Thrive
APA Emerging Leadership Academy
December 2020
Collaboration requirements are on the rise with work being increasingly performed in team settings. While it is easy to create a team and tell people to perform and learn collaboratively, it is quite challenging to make it work. Fortunately, there is a strong, growing body of psychological research that illuminates what drives team performance.
Based on their new book, Teams That Work, in this webinar Salas and Tannenbaum will debunk a few common myths, highlight seven drivers of team effectiveness derived research and practice, and offer evidence-based advice for team leaders and members. Original webinar date: December 2, 2020.
This program does not offer CE credit.
Presenter
Scott Tannenbaum, PhD
Eduardo Salas, PhD
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