Inhaltszusammenfassung

This integrating chapter summarises different coordination constructs and methods for assessment in human group research. Because of the oversized number of coordination constructs, they are clustered along first-order variables of coordination, such as impersonal coordination instruments, personal coordination, tacit behaviours, team knowledge, team attitudes, and coordination as outcome. This overview is grounded in both a functional and temporal perspective of coordination and offers a pat...This integrating chapter summarises different coordination constructs and methods for assessment in human group research. Because of the oversized number of coordination constructs, they are clustered along first-order variables of coordination, such as impersonal coordination instruments, personal coordination, tacit behaviours, team knowledge, team attitudes, and coordination as outcome. This overview is grounded in both a functional and temporal perspective of coordination and offers a pattern of orientation in the variety of coordination variables. The second part of this chapter introduces methodological streams to be found in the research for assessing group coordination in the laboratory and the field and will refer to authors of Part II in this book to give an outlook for the following chapters.» weiterlesen» einklappen

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DFG Fachgebiet:
Psychologie

DDC Sachgruppe:
Psychologie