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US researchers investigated the role of rapport in aviation flight crews performing complex, high-stakes tasks under time pressure. The authors found that all three elements of rapport – positivity, liking and interpersonal coordination – are linked to better performance, but that interpersonal coordination is by far the strongest predictor. In addition, this coordination is expressed through the complexity of verbal exchanges between team members.
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