Common Ground and Coordination in Joint Activity

Gary L. Klein · Paul J. Feltovich · Jeffrey M. Bradshaw · David D. Woods

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Team Dynamics and Performance Human-Automation Interaction and Safety Information Systems Theories and Implementation

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The prelims comprise: Abstract Introduction Criteria for Joint Activity Requirements for Effective Coordination in Joint Activity The Choreography of Joint Activity The Fundamental Common Ground Breakdown Making Automation a Team Player Summary Acknowledgements References

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