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Inertia

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-94455-9iables, causal links, polarity, delay, feedback, stocks, flows, rates, equifinality, and multifinality. Group model building describes a variety of methods for involving clients or stakeholders in the creation of a system dynamics model.

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Organisation der Personalwirtschaftupports increases in consensus, insight, communication quality, commitment to conclusions, and process efficiency, compared with other tools. This chapter summarises this evidence and presents a possible research agenda for filling key gaps.

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帳單

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-86060-6is to support group decision-making. This chapter explores the outcomes that are sought or desired by clients commissioning group decision-making processes. Evidence is drawn from New Zealand public servants, and literature from other contexts. Clients tend to be strongly interested in achieving enduring consensus between participants.

grieve

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-8131-8orts on four case studies from the New Zealand public sector, using an observational study design and a commonly used post-workshop survey tool. The case studies show evidence of increased communication quality, insight, consensus, and commitment to conclusions.

浮夸

Arbeitsplatz- und Arbeitszeitgestaltung,usible explanations in the context of the cases explored in this book: operator logic; system archetypes; modelling as persuasion; boundary objects; and cognitive bias. This chapter reports on interviews with 30 participants in group model building workshops to examine the relative level of support for each proposed mechanism.

漫步

Desired Outcomes of Group Decisions,is to support group decision-making. This chapter explores the outcomes that are sought or desired by clients commissioning group decision-making processes. Evidence is drawn from New Zealand public servants, and literature from other contexts. Clients tend to be strongly interested in achieving enduring consensus between participants.

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