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Gulliver Lux et al., « Introducing emotions in the appropriation of management tools: a propaedeutic », HAL-SHS : droit et gestion, ID : 10.1504/ijwoe.2017.10009298
Psychological coherence has been identified as essential for any change of management control tool within an organisation and more specifically as 'necessary' for the appropriation of management tools. With a view to help appropriation (or minimising rejection), the degree of psychological coherence of a management tool must be identified in order to anticipate and eventually correct its trajectory within the organisation. To determine and measure this appropriation, numerous studies have focused on the representations of individuals, taking a cognitive rather than an affective approach to understanding psychological coherence. In this paper, with its conceptual dimension, we therefore suggest revisiting the approaches for identifying and measuring appropriation, with a strong emphasis on the taking into account of affective processes.