… They were informed that the experiment involved a game about social interactions, in which
they would either play the “Blue” or the “Red” role. The game was illustrated with several …

… Then the subjects were instructed to discuss each solution as a group and to make a group
decision concerning its quality on the same ten-point scale. During the discussion, subjects …

… In principle, pooling information permits a group decision that is more informed than the
decisions of members acting individually. In particular, discussion can perform a corrective …

… Which pattern of behavior characterizes the social interaction between the different group
members, and how do they contribute to the different changes in the voting behavior? …

… THIS paper studies how status characteristics organize social interaction. The problem
concerning us is an old one in sociology. By 1908 Simmel was saying that, "The first condition of …

… However, contrary to the SIP prediction that the impact of communication channels would
be weaker when people are given more time for their social interaction, we did not find that …

… impede group decision performance. This chapter attempts to review key aspects of the group
decision-… This process is obviously a function of the social interaction, as well as of various …

… effects of social interaction in small groups, a central concern of social … social psychologists
concentrated on the intrapersonal dynamics of attitude change and other aspects of social …

… For example, Forsyth (1999) defines a group as ‘two or more interdependent individuals who
influence each other through social interaction’ (p. 5). Many other definitions of ‘group’ exist…

… interaction with the consensual group procedure, We chose to concentrate on interactive
and not group decision … procedures may also expand our understanding of social interaction. …