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This research tested the hypothesis that enabling leadership behaviors are positively related to the objective and
subjective dimensions of teamwork effectiveness. Hypotheses testing was done during a laboratory task in which
40 teams of 5 people each (N = 200) engaged in a simulation task using the pc game SimCity4. The results suggest
that enabling leadership and task cohesion are not related to team performance, R2 = .08, MSE = 1.02, F(4, 35) = .79,
p = .54; and that enabling leadership is positively related to team viability, mediated by task cohesion, R2 = .71, MSE =
0.31, F(4, 35) = 21.87, p < .001. These findings also suggest that engaging in enabling leadership behaviors promotes
team member commitment to a shared goal, which in turn enhances the shared perception that the team has the
necessary conditions to keep working together on future assignments.
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group cohesion; leadership; performance.
