“…The ability to coordinate and collaborate among students who have skills in planning, executing and evaluating projects enable them to achieve common goals (Krisnawati & Suharti, 2020;Suharti et al, 2020). In collaborative activities, low-quality coordination often occurs between group members such as when solving problems, there are still group members who do not pay attention to the opinions of others, interrupt other people's conversations, and do not respect the opinions of others (Johnson, 2014). In addition, group members reject alternative suggestions without justification, so inappropriate behavior can hinder the functioning of groups and individuals who are learning (Le et al, 2018).…”