Group Process and Productivity¶
Steiner, I. D. (1979). Group Process and Productivity. Academic Press.
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Domain-specific¶
- Assembly Bonus Effect
- The concept is analytically defined against Steiner's (1972) group productivity framework, which characterizes most group performance as falling below the "potential productivity" that an additive or best-member baseline would predict, because coordination losses and motivation losses impose process losses
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- The concept is analytically defined against Steiner's (1972) group productivity framework, which characterizes most group performance as falling below the "potential productivity" that an additive or best-member baseline would predict, because coordination losses and motivation losses impose process losses
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