Category: CSCW
Abstract: This study reports results from an experiment
        investigating different aspects of communication
        pattern and communicative outcome. The experiment
        was a 2x2x2 ANOVA. Factors were mode of
        communication (face-to-face vs computer mediated),
        problem type (human relation vs technical ranking
        problem) and experience (experienced vs
        inexperienced). Results show no differences in
        decision quality depending upon medium, but more
        consensus decisions in face-to-face. No equalization
        of participants was seen in computer-mediated
        communication, contrary to previous research.
Bibtype: UnPublished
Author: L. Adrianson
        E. Hjelmquist
Title: Group processes in face-to-face and computer-mediated
        communication
Year: 1988
Note: evaluation, decision support, face-to-face meetings,
        remote meetings, protocols
Publisher: Department of Psychology, University of Gotenborg