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The Danger of Assuming Shared Psychological Safety in Teams

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The Danger of Assuming Shared Psychological Safety in Teams

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KEY CONCEPT

Psychological Safety in a team is measured as a shared belief, based on the commonly accepted assumption that all team members feel the same level of psychological safety in their teams. This assumption is false and can mask serious problems of psychological safety in certain teams.


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May 11, 2022

Idea posted

Jul 2023
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