Convergence on Self-Generated vs. Crowdsourced Ideas in Crisis Response: Comparing Social Exchange Processes and Satisfaction with Process

Seeber, Isabella; Merz, Alexander B.; Vreede, Gert-Jan de; Maier, Ronald; Weber, Barbara

doi:10.24251/hicss.2017.083

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“…This observation was particularly pronounced for individuals with high need for cognition [23]. In-depth processing might be even higher when decision makers are prompted to select ideas that are not their own, because they have limited information about the idea [25]. Hence, the basic mechanism behind such a digital nudge "selection strategy" is to alter the depth and breadth of information processing of alternatives and their attributes.…”

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How Digital Nudges Affect Consideration Set Size and Perceived Cognitive Effort in Idea Convergence of Open Innovation Contests

Boskovic-Pavkovic¹,

Seeber

Maier

2019

Proceedings of the Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences

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Open innovation initiatives are useful to acquire many ideas, but often face problems when it comes to selecting the best ideas. Idea convergence has been suggested as a first step in idea selection to filter those ideas that are worthy of further consideration. Digital nudges-digital interventions that aim at altering human behavior in a predictable way-could support convergence. However, their effects are largely unknown. This study explores how two digital nudges, selection strategy (inclusion/exclusion) and idea subset similarity (similar/random), affect the convergence outcomes consideration set size and perceived cognitive effort. We conducted a laboratory experiment with 88 students and found that guiding individuals towards an inclusion strategy results in smaller consideration sets and higher perceived cognitive effort. Moreover, presenting individuals with subsets of similar ideas resulted in smaller consideration sets. These insights are relevant for the design and use of digital nudges for convergence in open innovation environments.

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Section: Selection Strategymentioning

confidence: 99%

How Digital Nudges Affect Consideration Set Size and Perceived Cognitive Effort in Idea Convergence of Open Innovation Contests

Boskovic-Pavkovic¹,

Seeber

Maier

2019

Proceedings of the Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences

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“…What are facilitation and governance best practices for crowdsourcing projects? What repeatable techniques can support convergence and creativity in crowds [49]? What should be included in a library of design patterns for crowdsourcing processes?…”

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Collaboration Engineering: Reflections on 15 Years of Research & Practice

Vreede¹,

Briggs²

2018

Proceedings of the 51st Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences

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Collaboration Engineering (CE) is an approach for the design and deployment of repeatable collaborative work practices that can be executed by practitioners without the ongoing support of external collaboration professionals. Research on CE started in the early 2000s with studies on ways to transfer professional collaboration expertise to novices using a pattern language called thinkLets. Subsequent research focused the development of theories to explain key phenomena, the development of a structured design methodology, training methods, technology support, design theories, and various field and experimental studies focusing on specific aspects of the CE approach. This paper provides an overview of the different phases and key contributions of CE research and looks ahead at the research opportunities that are emerging as our society, organizations, technologies, and the nature of collaboration evolve.

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A Decision Tool for Business Process Crowdsourcing: Ontology, Design, and Evaluation

2018

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Convergence on Self-Generated vs. Crowdsourced Ideas in Crisis Response: Comparing Social Exchange Processes and Satisfaction with Process

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Cited by 8 publications

References 57 publications

How Digital Nudges Affect Consideration Set Size and Perceived Cognitive Effort in Idea Convergence of Open Innovation Contests

How Digital Nudges Affect Consideration Set Size and Perceived Cognitive Effort in Idea Convergence of Open Innovation Contests

Collaboration Engineering: Reflections on 15 Years of Research & Practice

A Decision Tool for Business Process Crowdsourcing: Ontology, Design, and Evaluation

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