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Assessing communication success in triads based on group decision-making outcomes

2024-02-07

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<p>Group decision-making is a fundamental aspect of many communicative interactions. When investigating human communication, analyses of group decision-making offer the potential to quantitatively evaluate various criteria that are indicative of successful communication. This study investigated how background noise influenced group decision-making in triadic interactions. Ten triads of normal-hearing participants...

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Literature Corpus work: 969c59de-f355-5d59-a3a2-d798b18da6d1
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/2dwpt

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