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4.7: Additional Resources

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    Belbin Self-Perception Inventory with scoring guide: executive.development.users.btopenworld.com/media/downloads/belbin_forms.pdf

    Belbin’s Self-Peception Inventory with scoring guide: leadershippersonalities.wikispaces.com/file/detail/252727_BelbinSelfPerceptionInventory.doc

    Belbin’s Team Analysis with scoring guide: leadershippersonalities.wikispaces.com/TEAM+Analysis

    Belbin Test: freespace.virgin.net/richard.clifford/BelbinTest.doc

    The Theory of the Leisure Class, written by Thorstein Veblen and first published in 1899, presented the concept of “conspicuous consumption” as one way for people to display and retain their status in society. Veblen’s viewpoint was somewhat acerbic, but much of what he wrote still rings true in today’s world and applies to group interactions.

    Alain Botton’s Status Anxiety provides an entertaining and thought-provoking perspective on the quest for status in the 21st century.

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