Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: This study focused on accessing information during group decision making across traditional face-to-face and group support systems (GSS) environments for two different types of tasks. It also explored the impact of varying access patterns on the quality of the group decisions in a laboratory experiment. Findings indicate that individuals in GSS groups accessed information significantly more often; hover, access patterns varied across meeting conditions and tasks. Contrary to expectations, GSS groups accessed information later in the decision-making process, while traditional groups accessed it earlier. When working on a task with a best ansr (i.e. an intellective task), groups sought information later. On a judgmental task (i.e. cognitive conflict task), groups tended to seek information earlier in the decision-making process. Finally, information accessed late in the decision-making process appeared detrimental to decision quality for the cognitive conflict task.
['Carol S. Saunders', 'Shaila M. Miranda']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Information acquisition in group decision making
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