Saturday, January 22, 2011

How Groups Can Make Better Choices

If villagers living in the midst of poverty and war can be nudged to work better together with just three simple rules (honed via a parental competition study) and a reward (money, in this case) then maybe your group (team, board, committee, etc.) could too:

1. The village leaders (or your project leader) are elected by secret ballot.


2. The village (or your group) holds communal meetings – meaning open to all participants and no secret side confabs.

3. The results of all meetings are covered completely and accurately and that coverage is made available, quickly, to all participants. Here are two other posts you may find helpful:

How We Help Each Other Do the Right Thing…Sometimes


Disagree? How to Keep Talking Instead of Arguing


See links at http://www.movingfrommetowe.com/2010/01/19/how-groups-can-make-better-choices/

Posted via email from Kare Anderson on Coummunicating to Connect

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