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Showing 1 to 20 of 31 for “"Group problem solving"”.
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Expertise in Group Problem -Solving: Recognition, Social Combination, and Performance
… how the recognition of member expertise affects group decision making and group performance. For group members to recognize member expertise, the problem solving task should have three characteristics (demonstrability, consistency, and difficulty) and the problem solving situation should have …
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A learning integrated framework for group problem-solving in distributed AI systems
Problem solving activity by groups of agents is an increasingly common phenomenon in a vast variety of domains. This phenomenon may be attributed to a combination of factors: an increasing trend towards specialization of skills in narrow functional areas and increased complexity of problems which …
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Group problem solving in a complex verbal production with expert, postulant teacher, and peer regulation.
… d'elucider la dynamique de l'apprentissage de groupe, nous analysons la resolution de probleme en termes de strategies et d'accomplissement en situation. Les strategies sont observees au cours de la resolution d'un probleme creatif complexe et peu defini, et des notes de nature biographique …
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Group Problem Solving as a Method for Developing Values of Democratic Citizenship in Family Life Education: A Field Experiment
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Comparing the use of technology-based vs traditional team building interventions in developing group problem-solving and learning behaviours: insights from two experimental studies
… game, is a better mode of delivery to improve group problem solving, team cohesiveness, team learning behaviours and, perceived team psychological safety rather than traditional team building intervention, i.e. a non-technology-based team building intervention (Emsley & Rumeser, 2018; …
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Computer Supported Collaboration: Is the Transfer of Cognitive Structures Mediated by Mode of Communication?
… of structural transfer among subjects in a group problem-solving activity and determine whether mode of collaborative technology or use of a priming agent affected the nature of transferred structures. Evidence for structural transfer is found in three theoretical perspectives: …
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Evaluating interdisciplinary extension CRD programming: a case study of commercial vegetable cooperatives
… to utilize community resource development (CRD) group problem-solving, interdisciplinary educational programming, and an Agricultural Cooperative Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture model for establishing a cooperative. Case study data from three commercial vegetable cooperatives suggest that …
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HOW COMMUNICATION AND CONFIRMATORY STRATEGIES AFFECT THE SEARCH FOR TRUTH
… But major advances in science are often made by groups, e.g., the research teams that discovered the structure of DNA and developed the atomic bomb. Experimental studies of group problem-solving have compared the performance of interacting groups with that of concocted groups composed of an equal …
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The role of tutors in the effectiveness of cooperative learning physics tutorials
Group problem solving tutorials have been in lise in the Department of Physics at the University of Cape Town for more than a decade. They are implemented with the belief that students have the opportunity to develop problem-solving skills through interacting with each other, and are able to make …
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What do students do in self-formed mathematics study groups?
… do while studying mathematics in a self-created group outside of the classroom setting through direct observation.</p><p>In particular, this study provides a mathematical foundation for determining study groups, identifies what materials students utilize while studying together, develops a method …
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Integrating natural coping and survival strategies of African American women into social work practice: lessons learned from the works of Nannie Helen Burruoghs
… resistance through faith and demonstrating group problem solving through community art and dialogue. Recommendations from this study include the need for social work profession to validate and disseminate the importance of using non-traditional practice methods when working with oppressed …
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Design and evaluation of a list gathering tool in a web-based collaborative environment
… into a structure of knowledge relative to the problem. Software was designed to provide relationships among and comparisons of the contributions in a "list" structure, so that individual members of a group process will be able to understand the contributions of information made by the group as …
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Multidisciplinary team decision-making practices in Iowa schools
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Developmental Outlines for a Desktop-based Online Tool for Collaborative Processes
… — CyberQuest as a case study. CyberQuest is a problem solving and innovation support system its main intent being - to help people come up with ideas and with ways to implement them. The objective behind this research is to illuminate the need for desktop based tools for online conferencing, …
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A graphical, self-organizing approach to classifying electronic meeting output.
… of a Kohonen Self-Organizing Map (SOM) to the problem of classification of Electronic Brainstorming output. Electronic Brainstorming is one of the most productive tools in the Electronic Meeting System called GroupSystems. A major step in group problem solving involves the classification of …
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Scripts for Computer-Supported Collaborative Learning
… to the four experimental conditions in learning groups of three. The epistemic script increases the amount of specific epistemic activities, and facilitates the joint application of focused knowledge. Simultaneously, the epistemic script reduces the frequency of important social modes of …
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Perceptions of Problem Solving: Where's Waldo?
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Understanding Group Use of Communication Technologies in an Unanticipated Incident Environment
… to better understanding the complexities of group use of communication technologies in an emergency environment. Emergency response is framed as a group problem solving process under stress. The sudden change in technology use as a result of technological breakdown is identified as the prime …
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