Group versus individual performance¶
Hill. (1982). Group versus individual performance: Are N + 1 heads better than one?.
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Domain-specific¶
- Assembly Bonus Effect
- Small-group decision-making and problem-solving — the home turf: Collins and Guetzkow's original eureka/intellective-task setting and Hill's review tradition, where a group on a demonstrably-correct-answer problem can solve faster and more reliably than its best member
This sourceThe review that organised the field's group-versus-individual comparisons - including the comparison against the most competent member - and found evidence of process gain as well as Steiner's process loss; the specific 'faster and more reliably than its best member' result is Laughlin's later experimental work, not this review's finding.
- Small-group decision-making and problem-solving — the home turf: Collins and Guetzkow's original eureka/intellective-task setting and Hill's review tradition, where a group on a demonstrably-correct-answer problem can solve faster and more reliably than its best member
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