Common Ground and Coordination in Joint Activity¶
Klein. (2005). Common Ground and Coordination in Joint Activity. Organizational Simulation.
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Domain-specific¶
- Common-Operating-Picture Breakdown
- The name is incident-command doctrine; outside it the identical phenomenon appears as "shared situational awareness loss" (aviation human factors), "common ground failure" (conversation analysis), "team mental-model divergence" (human-factors engineering), and "split-brain" (distributed systems)
This sourceThe common-ground account of coordination in joint activity, whose section list names 'The Fundamental Common Ground Breakdown'.
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“The Fundamental Common Ground Breakdown”
- The name is incident-command doctrine; outside it the identical phenomenon appears as "shared situational awareness loss" (aviation human factors), "common ground failure" (conversation analysis), "team mental-model divergence" (human-factors engineering), and "split-brain" (distributed systems)
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