Examiner: Egypt, corruption and in-group collectivism

Organizational Psychology Examiner Jan Aylsworth Egypt, corruption and in-group collectivism February 8th, 2011 3:50 pm EST As the turmoil in Egypt continues to play out, we take a look at two points of comparison that can help us understand how the country can be contrasted with the United States. These two points are: 1) Corruption, and 2) in-group collectivism. Both are relevant for companies that have business interests in Egypt and for governments, such as the U.S., that have a strategic stake in retaining the country as an ally.… Read more ► Hot Topics AOL Buys Huffington Post Halle Berry's Custody Battle The Biggest Super Bowl Commercials The Best SUVs under $15,000 Keith Olbermann Heads to Current TV Video Game Workouts, Diets & More Valentine's Day Gift Ideas Salesman Fired for Wearing Packers Tie Slideshow Frozen Vegetable Recall 4 photos 0 Comments Write for Examiner.com Examiners come from all walks of life and contribute original content to entertain, inform and inspire their readers. They are credible, passionate and influential because of their knowledge of a particular topic. Want to join their ranks? In a little over a month, I built my base of readers, developed relationships in the local entertainment scene and was recognized. Denver Pop Culture Examiner

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