Building Collective Communication Competence in Interdisciplinary Research Teams

By Jessica L. Thompson. 2009

154 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Information Systems and Management, Social Psychology, Speech and Hearing

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4. E. Underwood
5. Gertrude Hirsch Hadorn
6. R. Holderegger
7. M. Lehning
8. M. Schirmer

Citations in the corpus

• Enabling effective problem-oriented research for sustainable development (2012, background): “Building an effective interdisciplinary team requires clearly defined common goals, excellent communication, and time to develop shared understanding of the different perspectives and their potential for the common purpose (Giri 2002, Loibl 2006, Evely et al. 2008, Thompson 2009).”