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Team Selection And Performance: The Role Of Migratory Background And Social Class

Table 1:

Variable Response Options Frequency of Response Average Individual Score
Gender Male 33 3.27
Female 57 2.75
Age < 21 years 27 3.41
21 to 25 years 48 2.83
26 to 30 years 9 3.22
> 30 years 6 2.17
Native language German only 60 3.4
Other language only 4 1.75
Multiple languages, incl. German 23 2.17
Multiple languages, excl. German 2 2
Migratory background German 66 3.18
German, parents immigrated 5 2.4
German, grandparents immigrated 9 2.22
Other 8 2.5
Mother’s educational attainment No secondary education completed 5 1.4
Lowest secondary education 14 2.43
Intermediate secondary education 23 3.3
Highest secondary education 22 2.55
University degree 26 3.77
Father’s educational attainment No secondary education completed 6 1.5
Lowest secondary education 14 2.57
Intermediate secondary education 14 3.29
Highest secondary education 15 3.33
University degree 40 3.1
Voluntary work Yes 26 3.69
No 64 2.69
Student loan Yes 37 2.92
No 54 3
Familiarity with team partner Not at all 23 2.39
Not much 5 2.8
Fairly good 13 3.46
Very good 5 3.6
Team composition Self-selected 23 3,57
Random 23 2,17
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