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The better, the worse, and the bicultural: examining bicultural competence and bicultural liability in elite football teams

机译：更好，更坏和双重文化：检查精英足球队的双重文化能力和双重文化责任

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Researchers have argued that biculturals have performance and behavioural advantages over their mono-cultural peers within multi-cultural teams. We test this claim with performance data from 442 association football players that participated in the 2012-2013 English Premier League season. As expected, bicultural individuals were found to exhibit higher levels of creativity and manifest leadership behaviour more often than monoculturals did; however, biculturals were also found to exhibit higher levels of stress susceptibility and were regarded as less effective leaders by their teammates. We use these findings to develop the construct of bicultural liability and identify how biculturalism can affect individual skills.
机译：研究人员认为，与多元文化团队中的单一文化同龄人相比，双重文化人具有表现和行为优势。我们使用来自2012-2013英超联赛赛季的442名协会足球运动员的表现数据测试了这一说法。正如预期的那样，发现双文化个体比单文化个体表现出更高的创造力和更多的领导行为。但是，也发现双文化人表现出较高的压力敏感性，并且被队友视为效率较低的领导者。我们使用这些发现来发展双文化责任的建构，并确定双文化主义如何影响个人技能。

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