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Conference Science Lab
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Meeting science, teamwork, facilitation, complex problem solving, team cognition, analysis of collaboration, and intervention design: cognitive facilitation in teams engaged in complex problem solving; self-facilitation, in which members themselves coordinate the process and stimulate discussion, and how it improves meeting quality and creative collaboration; effects of thinking styles, trust, and task complexity on team dynamics, analyzed through empirical approaches and tool design; development and evaluation of analog and digital support tools (e.g., in-meeting visualization tools) to build support technologies and theoretical insights applicable to real-world teams
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- Project Assistant Professor陳 映廷
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