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Author:Tan, B.
Title:Computer-mediated communication and majority influence
Journal:Management Science
1998 : SEP, VOL. 44:9, p. 1263-1278
Index terms:MANAGEMENT
COMPUTER PROGRAMMING
COMMUNICATION
Language:eng
Abstract:Strong majority influence can potentially harm organizational decisions by causing decision makers to engage in groupthink. This study examines whether and how computer-mediated communication (CMC) can reduce majority influence and thereby enhance the quality of decisions in some situations. To measure the impact of CMC on majority influence, three settings (unsupported, face-to-face CMC and dispersed CMC) were compared. Matching laboratory experiments were carried out in the US and Singapore.
SCIMA record nr: 188855
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