Examining Physiological Features Underlying Team Coordination Breakdowns
Kyana H. J. van Eijndhoven,
Travis J. Wiltshire,
Elwira A. Hałgas
et al.
Abstract:Team coordination breakdowns (TCBs) generally reflect episodes of ineffective team functioning, resulting in suboptimal team performance. Computational identification of TCBs enables us to examine the underlying characteristics of suboptimal performance, and to potentially deliver real-time feedback to teams. Especially in time-critical crisis situations, such feedback can be invaluable. Previous studies found difficulties in distinguishing between coordination patterns that indicate TCBs, and patterns that mi… Show more
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