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Authors:
STASSON MF
BRADSHAW SD
Citation: Mf. Stasson et Sd. Bradshaw, EXPLANATIONS OF INDIVIDUAL-GROUP PERFORMANCE DIFFERENCES - WHAT SORT OF BONUS CAN BE GAINED THROUGH GROUP-INTERACTION, Small group research, 26(2), 1995, pp. 296-308
Authors:
VOLKEMA RJ
NIEDERMAN F
Citation: Rj. Volkema et F. Niederman, ORGANIZATIONAL MEETINGS - FORMATS AND INFORMATION REQUIREMENTS, Small group research, 26(1), 1995, pp. 3-24
Authors:
BROOME BJ
FULBRIGHT L
Citation: Bj. Broome et L. Fulbright, A MULTISTAGE INFLUENCE MODEL OF BARRIERS TO GROUP-PROBLEM SOLVING - APARTICIPANT-GENERATED AGENDA FOR SMALL-GROUP RESEARCH, Small group research, 26(1), 1995, pp. 25-55
Authors:
ESTRADA M
BROWN J
LEE F
Citation: M. Estrada et al., WHO GETS THE CREDIT - PERCEPTIONS OF IDIOSYNCRASY CREDIT IN WORK GROUPS, Small group research, 26(1), 1995, pp. 56-76
Authors:
BECHLER C
JOHNSON SD
Citation: C. Bechler et Sd. Johnson, LEADERSHIP AND LISTENING - A STUDY OF MEMBER PERCEPTIONS, Small group research, 26(1), 1995, pp. 77-85
Authors:
CARRON AV
SPINK KS
Citation: Av. Carron et Ks. Spink, THE GROUP-SIZE COHESION RELATIONSHIP IN MINIMAL GROUPS, Small group research, 26(1), 1995, pp. 86-105
Authors:
BURNINGHAM C
WEST MA
Citation: C. Burningham et Ma. West, INDIVIDUAL CLIMATE, AND GROUP-INTERACTION PROCESSES AS PREDICTORS OF WORK TEAM INNOVATION, Small group research, 26(1), 1995, pp. 106-117
Authors:
ANDERSON CM
MARTIN MM
Citation: Cm. Anderson et Mm. Martin, THE EFFECTS OF COMMUNICATION MOTIVES, INTERACTION INVOLVEMENT, AND LONELINESS ON SATISFACTION - A MODEL OF SMALL-GROUPS, Small group research, 26(1), 1995, pp. 118-137
Authors:
KEYTON J
Citation: J. Keyton, REFLECTIONS ON THE SPECIAL ISSUE ON RESEARCH PROBLEMS AND METHODOLOGY, Small group research, 25(4), 1994, pp. 459-463
Authors:
KEYTON J
Citation: J. Keyton, REFLECTIONS ON THE SPECIAL ISSUE ON RESEARCH PROBLEMS AND METHODOLOGY, Small group research, 25(4), 1994, pp. 459-463
Authors:
HOYLE RH
CRAWFORD AM
Citation: Rh. Hoyle et Am. Crawford, USE OF INDIVIDUAL-LEVEL DATA TO INVESTIGATE GROUP PHENOMENA - ISSUES AND STRATEGIES, Small group research, 25(4), 1994, pp. 464-485
Authors:
HOYLE RH
CRAWFORD AM
Citation: Rh. Hoyle et Am. Crawford, USE OF INDIVIDUAL-LEVEL DATA TO INVESTIGATE GROUP PHENOMENA - ISSUES AND STRATEGIES, Small group research, 25(4), 1994, pp. 464-485
Authors:
BURLINGAME GM
KIRCHER JC
HONTS CR
Citation: Gm. Burlingame et al., ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE VERSUS BOOTSTRAP PROCEDURES FOR ANALYZING DEPENDENT OBSERVATIONS IN SMALL-GROUP RESEARCH, Small group research, 25(4), 1994, pp. 486-501
Authors:
BURLINGAME GM
KIRCHER JC
HONTS CR
Citation: Gm. Burlingame et al., ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE VERSUS BOOTSTRAP PROCEDURES FOR ANALYZING DEPENDENT OBSERVATIONS IN SMALL-GROUP RESEARCH, Small group research, 25(4), 1994, pp. 486-501
Authors:
FUHRIMAN A
BURLINGAME GM
Citation: A. Fuhriman et Gm. Burlingame, MEASURING SMALL-GROUP PROCESS - A METHODOLOGICAL APPLICATION OF CHAOSTHEORY, Small group research, 25(4), 1994, pp. 502-519
Authors:
FUHRIMAN A
BURLINGAME GM
Citation: A. Fuhriman et Gm. Burlingame, MEASURING SMALL-GROUP PROCESS - A METHODOLOGICAL APPLICATION OF CHAOSTHEORY, Small group research, 25(4), 1994, pp. 502-519
Authors:
PAVITT C
Citation: C. Pavitt, THEORETICAL COMMITMENTS PRESUPPOSED BY FUNCTIONAL APPROACHES TO GROUPDISCUSSION, Small group research, 25(4), 1994, pp. 520-541
Authors:
PAVITT C
Citation: C. Pavitt, THEORETICAL COMMITMENTS PRESUPPOSED BY FUNCTIONAL APPROACHES TO GROUPDISCUSSION, Small group research, 25(4), 1994, pp. 520-541
Authors:
HIROKAWA RY
Citation: Ry. Hirokawa, FUNCTIONAL APPROACHES TO THE STUDY OF GROUP DISCUSSION - EVEN GOOD NOTIONS HAVE THEIR PROBLEMS, Small group research, 25(4), 1994, pp. 542-550
Authors:
HIROKAWA RY
Citation: Ry. Hirokawa, FUNCTIONAL APPROACHES TO THE STUDY OF GROUP DISCUSSION - EVEN GOOD NOTIONS HAVE THEIR PROBLEMS, Small group research, 25(4), 1994, pp. 542-550
Authors:
FREY LR
Citation: Lr. Frey, THE NATURALISTIC PARADIGM - STUDYING SMALL-GROUPS IN THE POSTMODERN ERA, Small group research, 25(4), 1994, pp. 551-577
Authors:
FREY LR
Citation: Lr. Frey, THE NATURALISTIC PARADIGM - STUDYING SMALL-GROUPS IN THE POSTMODERN ERA, Small group research, 25(4), 1994, pp. 551-577
Authors:
FARMER SM
HYATT CW
Citation: Sm. Farmer et Cw. Hyatt, EFFECTS OF TASK LANGUAGE DEMANDS AND TASK COMPLEXITY ON COMPUTER-MEDIATED WORK GROUPS, Small group research, 25(3), 1994, pp. 331-366
Authors:
FORSYTH DR
KELLEY KN
Citation: Dr. Forsyth et Kn. Kelley, ATTRIBUTION IN GROUPS - ESTIMATIONS OF PERSONAL CONTRIBUTIONS TO COLLECTIVE ENDEAVORS, Small group research, 25(3), 1994, pp. 367-383
Authors:
GASTIL J
Citation: J. Gastil, A METAANALYTIC REVIEW OF THE PRODUCTIVITY AND SATISFACTION OF DEMOCRATIC AND AUTOCRATIC LEADERSHIP, Small group research, 25(3), 1994, pp. 384-410