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Publication Date: 1989
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Challenging the Assumptions Underlying the Use of Participatory Decision-Making Strategies: A Longitudinal Case Study.
Wood, Carolyn J.
Small Group Behavior, v20 n4 p428-48 Nov 1989
Studied joint decision-making strategies of small task group (N=8) over 15-month period. Found 4 problem areas contributing to lack of productivity: expertise, self-oriented needs, permissive operating procedures, and formal status differences. Results suggest important differences between group participants' desire to use participatory strategies and their ability to do so effectively. (Author/CM)
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Language: English
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