Group decision‐making as a structurational process

Poole, Marshall Scott; Seibold, David R.; McPhee, Robert D.

doi:10.1080/00335638509383719

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“…We used natural team communicative data to identify roles, and we believe that this methodological practice holds promise. If team roles are constituted in interaction (Beebe & Masterson, 2003;Poole et al, 1985), then the preferable method for discovering team member roles is through direct observation of their communication. We followed this line of reasoning by using natural teams to obtain objective communicative behavioral data.…”

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Emergent Team Roles in Organizational Meetings: Identifying Communication Patterns via Cluster Analysis

Lehmann‐Willenbrock

Beck

Kauffeld

2015

Communication Studies

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“…2003; Poole, Seibold, & McPhee, 1985). As such, our investigation offers the following contributions.…”

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Emergent Team Roles in Organizational Meetings: Identifying Communication Patterns via Cluster Analysis

Lehmann‐Willenbrock

Beck

Kauffeld

2015

Communication Studies

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“…( (Poole et al 1985). This has been factored into the framework for studying GDSS and recent studies of GDSS have confirmed the importance of tasks.…”

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Effectiveness of Organizational Decision Support Systems

Raman

1994

IEEJ Trans.EIS

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“…Nevertheless, it is possible to relate some of the theoretical ideas underlying social construction models to FM conceptualisations. Consider the use of structures such as decision logics employed by group members to generate and sustain the group decision (Poole, 1985;Poole et al, 1985). Within the FM field, Rohrbaugh and colleagues posit that group members evaluate the effectiveness of Decision Conferencing workshops based on multiple competing criteria (consensual, political, rational, empirical) (McCartt & Rohrbaugh, 1989;Reagan & Rohrbaugh, 1990).…”

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Decision development in facilitated modelling workshops

Franco

Rouwette

2011

European Journal of Operational Research

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Citation: Netherlands ABSTRACT While the facilitated modelling literature recognises the importance of the group process within facilitated modelling workshops, published empirical research rarely examines their dynamic nature. In this paper, we address this gap in the literature in two ways. First, we propose to locate facilitated modelling workshops as the main focus of investigation, and adopt decision development as the analytical lens. Second, we provide guidance regarding how to implement a research strategy that is informed by such a focus. We start by mapping the different conceptualisations of decision development that seem embedded within the facilitated modelling tradition, and contrast them with theoretical models from the group communication field. Our analysis identifies a number of potentially useful areas for the study of facilitated modelling workshops from a decision development perspective, and articulates a number tentative research questions and testable propositions amenable to empirical research. Central to our proposal are research methods for the study of dynamic group processes. We thus discuss the steps required to extract group process data from facilitated modelling workshops that are usable and open to analysis. This includes a review of issues regarding research design, coding scheme development, data coding and choice of analytical techniques. Finally, we offer conclusions and briefly discuss some feasibility issues related to the implementation of our proposal.

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Group decision‐making as a structurational process

Cited by 274 publications

References 55 publications

Emergent Team Roles in Organizational Meetings: Identifying Communication Patterns via Cluster Analysis

Emergent Team Roles in Organizational Meetings: Identifying Communication Patterns via Cluster Analysis

Effectiveness of Organizational Decision Support Systems

Decision development in facilitated modelling workshops

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