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Clear as a bell: The influence of analogies on the development of cross-understanding in design teams
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Team Performance Management
Team Performance Management: An International Journal (2018) 24 (7-8): 396–410.
Published: 18 October 2018
...Daniel Graff; Mark A. Clark Purpose This study reviews the construct of analogy as an individual communication mode, examining its relationship with cross-understanding in knowledge-diverse teams. The authors theorize that analogy use enhances team information processing beyond mere communication...
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Being open matters: the antecedents and consequences of cross-understanding in teams
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Team Performance Management
Team Performance Management: An International Journal (2015) 21 (1-2): 6–18.
Published: 09 March 2015
...Nicoleta Meslec; Daniel Graff Purpose – The aim of the current paper is to explore the role of cross-understanding as a mediator between openness to cognitive experience and reflective communication cognitions on the one hand and team performance on the other hand using the input-mediator-output...
