This paper introduces the team dictator game to study whether social dynamics within a
group can cause groups’ decisions to differ systematically from individuals’ decisions. In the …

… Cognitive task analysis of critical team decision making during multiship engagements (Tech.
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… temporary, and even minimal groups and yet is not an invariant feature of group decision
making. … of shared/unshared information), appear necessary to provoke the hidden profile bias. …

… their alters elicited using nearly a dozen network batteries across life domains. Additional …
-related attitudes, information, and resources with effectual discussion partners constitutes a …

… when this knowledge might elicit requests to do … team members and others in the organization.
ESNSs provide new affordances that can be helpful for broad distribution of information …

… of eliciting knowledge from a group of experts without relying on group interaction to pool …
Hence, it minimizes group process biases associated with group decision-making. 4. The …

… provided information specifying mode of recruitment into the movement. These 330 cases,
coupled with 15 other members from whom recruitment information was informally elicited, …

… Electronic networks make it possible to share information … enabling individuals to create social
networks to support knowledge … suggest that there are two practice-related social networks …

… Social media are increasingly being used as an information source, including information …
The current study examines how pieces of information available in social media impact …

… Given the constitutive nature of social media, physician influencers have the potential to
be a formidable resource of medical information. However, growing a social media presence …