Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences, ISSN 0962-8452, 04/2017, Volume 284, Issue 1853, pp. 20162243 - 20162243
Researchers have long noted that individuals occupy consistent spatial positions within animal groups. However, an individual's position depends not only on...
Papio | Within-group spatial position | Collective animal behaviour | Foraging | Group-living | Social structure | CHUB LEUCISCUS-CEPHALUS | SELFISH HERD | group-living | social structure | within-group spatial position | BROWN CAPUCHIN MONKEYS | FORAGING GROUPS | foraging | FEEDING COMPETITION | CEBUS-APELLA | PAPIO-CYNOCEPHALUS | EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY | collective animal behaviour | SOCIAL-STRUCTURE | BIOLOGY | ECOLOGY | ANIMAL GROUPS | PREDATION RISK | Behavior, Animal | Models, Theoretical | Geographic Information Systems | Algorithms | Animals | Social Behavior | Female | Male | Papio - psychology | Kenya | Papio - physiology | Baboons | Computer simulation | Spatial discrimination | Predictions | Primates | Conspecifics | Variation | Behaviour | 1001
Papio | Within-group spatial position | Collective animal behaviour | Foraging | Group-living | Social structure | CHUB LEUCISCUS-CEPHALUS | SELFISH HERD | group-living | social structure | within-group spatial position | BROWN CAPUCHIN MONKEYS | FORAGING GROUPS | foraging | FEEDING COMPETITION | CEBUS-APELLA | PAPIO-CYNOCEPHALUS | EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY | collective animal behaviour | SOCIAL-STRUCTURE | BIOLOGY | ECOLOGY | ANIMAL GROUPS | PREDATION RISK | Behavior, Animal | Models, Theoretical | Geographic Information Systems | Algorithms | Animals | Social Behavior | Female | Male | Papio - psychology | Kenya | Papio - physiology | Baboons | Computer simulation | Spatial discrimination | Predictions | Primates | Conspecifics | Variation | Behaviour | 1001
Journal Article
Journal of Organizational Behavior, ISSN 0894-3796, 11/2015, Volume 36, Issue 8, pp. 1153 - 1175
Summary This study seeks to understand to what extent and in what contexts women leaders may be advantageous for teams. More specifically, this study examines...
participative communication | functional diversity | gender | teams | size | geographic dispersion | cooperative learning | leadership | cohesion | interaction norms | Cohesion | Leadership | Participative communication | Interaction norms | Geographic dispersion | Size | Cooperative learning | Teams | Gender | Functional diversity | GROUP DIVERSITY | PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT | MANAGEMENT | WORK TEAMS | PSYCHOLOGY, APPLIED | BUSINESS | WITHIN-GROUP AGREEMENT | RELATIONAL LEADERSHIP | DECISION-MAKING | GROUP COHESIVENESS | DISTRIBUTED TEAMS | GENDER-DIFFERENCES | PERSPECTIVE-TAKING | Group work in education | Team learning approach in education | Social cohesion | Analysis | Women | Coordination | Diversity | Studies | Organizational behavior | Leaders | Group performance | Men | Communication
participative communication | functional diversity | gender | teams | size | geographic dispersion | cooperative learning | leadership | cohesion | interaction norms | Cohesion | Leadership | Participative communication | Interaction norms | Geographic dispersion | Size | Cooperative learning | Teams | Gender | Functional diversity | GROUP DIVERSITY | PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT | MANAGEMENT | WORK TEAMS | PSYCHOLOGY, APPLIED | BUSINESS | WITHIN-GROUP AGREEMENT | RELATIONAL LEADERSHIP | DECISION-MAKING | GROUP COHESIVENESS | DISTRIBUTED TEAMS | GENDER-DIFFERENCES | PERSPECTIVE-TAKING | Group work in education | Team learning approach in education | Social cohesion | Analysis | Women | Coordination | Diversity | Studies | Organizational behavior | Leaders | Group performance | Men | Communication
Journal Article
Computers in Human Behavior, ISSN 0747-5632, 02/2016, Volume 55, pp. 1076 - 1084
In contrast to the prominent individualistic view on self-disclosure, this study focuses on self-disclosure in groups of prior acquaintances that both meet...
Within-group communication | Face-to-face interaction | Self-disclosure | Mobile messaging applications | PRIVACY | PSYCHOLOGY, EXPERIMENTAL | ONLINE | SOCIAL PRESENCE | PSYCHOLOGY, MULTIDISCIPLINARY | SATISFACTION | SITES | COMPUTER-MEDIATED COMMUNICATION | EMOTICONS | NETWORKING | TRUST | Text messaging
Within-group communication | Face-to-face interaction | Self-disclosure | Mobile messaging applications | PRIVACY | PSYCHOLOGY, EXPERIMENTAL | ONLINE | SOCIAL PRESENCE | PSYCHOLOGY, MULTIDISCIPLINARY | SATISFACTION | SITES | COMPUTER-MEDIATED COMMUNICATION | EMOTICONS | NETWORKING | TRUST | Text messaging
Journal Article
Animal Behaviour, ISSN 0003-3472, 02/2013, Volume 85, Issue 2, pp. 395 - 402
The nature of individual social interactions can have a profound influence on group structure and function. Here, we use social network analysis to examine...
social network | within-group interaction | Cichlidae | Neolamprologus pulcher | association | dominance hierarchy | submission | aggression | Association | Submission | Aggression | Within-group interaction | Social network | Dominance hierarchy | DOMINANCE HIERARCHIES | CICHLID FISH | BEHAVIOR | LINEARITY | GROUP-SIZE | BROODCARE HELPERS | EVOLUTION | ZOOLOGY | CONSEQUENCES | BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES | INHERITANCE
social network | within-group interaction | Cichlidae | Neolamprologus pulcher | association | dominance hierarchy | submission | aggression | Association | Submission | Aggression | Within-group interaction | Social network | Dominance hierarchy | DOMINANCE HIERARCHIES | CICHLID FISH | BEHAVIOR | LINEARITY | GROUP-SIZE | BROODCARE HELPERS | EVOLUTION | ZOOLOGY | CONSEQUENCES | BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES | INHERITANCE
Journal Article
Proceedings: Biological Sciences, ISSN 0962-8452, 1/2011, Volume 278, Issue 1703, pp. 170 - 178
In human societies, social behaviour is strongly influenced by threats of punishment, even though the threats themselves rarely need to be exercised. Recent...
Social insects | Animals | Ants | Social behavior | Reviews | Credible threats | Breeding | Social interaction | Cooperation | Insect reproduction | Female animals | ecology | Review articles | behaviour | evolution | BIOLOGY | Within-group conflict | Negotiation | Biparental care | Cooperative breeding | Mutualism | Reproductive skew | HELPERS PAY | TUG-OF-WAR | biparental care | BEHAVIOR | within-group conflict | CLEANER FISH | reproductive skew | cooperative breeding | CONFLICT-RESOLUTION | EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY | EVOLUTION | negotiation | PARENT | PUNISHMENT | ECOLOGY | RECIPROCITY | mutualism | Behavior, Animal | Game Theory | Punishment | Cooperative Behavior | Social Behavior | 1001 | Review
Social insects | Animals | Ants | Social behavior | Reviews | Credible threats | Breeding | Social interaction | Cooperation | Insect reproduction | Female animals | ecology | Review articles | behaviour | evolution | BIOLOGY | Within-group conflict | Negotiation | Biparental care | Cooperative breeding | Mutualism | Reproductive skew | HELPERS PAY | TUG-OF-WAR | biparental care | BEHAVIOR | within-group conflict | CLEANER FISH | reproductive skew | cooperative breeding | CONFLICT-RESOLUTION | EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY | EVOLUTION | negotiation | PARENT | PUNISHMENT | ECOLOGY | RECIPROCITY | mutualism | Behavior, Animal | Game Theory | Punishment | Cooperative Behavior | Social Behavior | 1001 | Review
Journal Article
Journal of Applied Social Psychology, ISSN 0021-9029, 06/1996, Volume 26, Issue 11, pp. 945 - 0972
The paper reports the development of a scale to measure the quality of interaction between leaders and members in line with the leader member exchange/vertical...
PSYCHOLOGY, SOCIAL | SATISFACTION | VERTICAL DYAD LINKAGE | BEHAVIOR | SUPERVISOR | MODEL | EXCHANGE | EMPLOYEE WITHDRAWAL PROCESS | WITHIN-GROUP | Supervision of employees | Labor relations | Research | Social aspects | Social interaction | Exchange theory (Sociology)
PSYCHOLOGY, SOCIAL | SATISFACTION | VERTICAL DYAD LINKAGE | BEHAVIOR | SUPERVISOR | MODEL | EXCHANGE | EMPLOYEE WITHDRAWAL PROCESS | WITHIN-GROUP | Supervision of employees | Labor relations | Research | Social aspects | Social interaction | Exchange theory (Sociology)
Journal Article
Journal of Asynchronous Learning Network, ISSN 1939-5256, 10/2013, Volume 17, Issue 3, pp. 115 - 136
This paper proposes both theoretical and empirical approaches to differentiating the community of inquiry (CoI) in online classes at individual and group...
Social presence | Teaching presence | Community of inquiry | Distance learning | Organizational climate | Within-group agreement | Composition theory | Class climate | Learning effectiveness | Cognitive presence | Multilevel research | Online learning | Virtual classrooms | Classroom environment | Online education | Analysis | Computer Uses in Education | Educational Environment | Student Participation | National Survey of Student Engagement | Interaction | Attitude Measures | Hypothesis Testing | Online Courses | Student Attitudes | Social Environment | Inquiry | Interpersonal Relationship | Distance Education | Instructional Effectiveness | Teacher Student Relationship | United States (Midwest) | Cooperation | Communities of Practice
Social presence | Teaching presence | Community of inquiry | Distance learning | Organizational climate | Within-group agreement | Composition theory | Class climate | Learning effectiveness | Cognitive presence | Multilevel research | Online learning | Virtual classrooms | Classroom environment | Online education | Analysis | Computer Uses in Education | Educational Environment | Student Participation | National Survey of Student Engagement | Interaction | Attitude Measures | Hypothesis Testing | Online Courses | Student Attitudes | Social Environment | Inquiry | Interpersonal Relationship | Distance Education | Instructional Effectiveness | Teacher Student Relationship | United States (Midwest) | Cooperation | Communities of Practice
Journal Article
Behavioral Ecology, ISSN 1045-2249, 03/2013, Volume 24, Issue 2, pp. 444 - 456
Skew models predict how reproduction or resources produced by the group are divided between dominant and subordinate group members. These include transactional...
Commitment | Cooperative breeding | Skew models | Evolutionary game theory | WITHIN-GROUP CONFLICT | TUG-OF-WAR | COOPERATIVELY BREEDING GROUPS | REPRODUCTIVE-SKEW | commitment | INTERACTING PHENOTYPES | INDIVIDUAL VARIATION | skew models | ANIMAL SOCIETIES | cooperative breeding | evolutionary game theory | ZOOLOGY | EVOLUTIONARY PROCESS | SOCIAL INTERACTIONS | BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES | ECOLOGY | TRANSACTIONAL MODELS
Commitment | Cooperative breeding | Skew models | Evolutionary game theory | WITHIN-GROUP CONFLICT | TUG-OF-WAR | COOPERATIVELY BREEDING GROUPS | REPRODUCTIVE-SKEW | commitment | INTERACTING PHENOTYPES | INDIVIDUAL VARIATION | skew models | ANIMAL SOCIETIES | cooperative breeding | evolutionary game theory | ZOOLOGY | EVOLUTIONARY PROCESS | SOCIAL INTERACTIONS | BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES | ECOLOGY | TRANSACTIONAL MODELS
Journal Article
Economics Letters, ISSN 0165-1765, 11/2013, Volume 121, Issue 2, pp. 244 - 246
In this paper, I empirically examine the non-monotonic relationship between openness and within-group wage inequality predicted by using a panel data for the...
Trade | Within-group | Non-monotonic | Inequality | SKILL | ECONOMICS | ECONOMY | International trade | Equality
Trade | Within-group | Non-monotonic | Inequality | SKILL | ECONOMICS | ECONOMY | International trade | Equality
Journal Article
Journal of Mathematical Economics, ISSN 0304-4068, 1995, Volume 24, Issue 7, pp. 655 - 687
The article strengthens and provides a dynamic extension of the theory on collective rent seeking and private provision of a public good. Each individual agent...
Within-group strategy selection | Non-cooperative games | Evolutionary game dynamics | Micro-macro link | Rent seeking | Between-group competition | NONCOOPERATIVE GAMES | WITHIN-GROUP STRATEGY SELECTION | MICRO-MACRO LINK | EVOLUTION | ANIMAL CONFLICTS | BETWEEN-GROUP COMPETITION | SOCIAL SCIENCES, MATHEMATICAL METHODS | ECONOMICS | RENT SEEKING | EVOLUTIONARY GAME DYNAMICS
Within-group strategy selection | Non-cooperative games | Evolutionary game dynamics | Micro-macro link | Rent seeking | Between-group competition | NONCOOPERATIVE GAMES | WITHIN-GROUP STRATEGY SELECTION | MICRO-MACRO LINK | EVOLUTION | ANIMAL CONFLICTS | BETWEEN-GROUP COMPETITION | SOCIAL SCIENCES, MATHEMATICAL METHODS | ECONOMICS | RENT SEEKING | EVOLUTIONARY GAME DYNAMICS
Journal Article
Journal of Statistical Planning and Inference, ISSN 0378-3758, 2000, Volume 88, Issue 2, pp. 301 - 317
In this paper, we consider nine two-period crossover trial data sets. We present a method of forming subgroups of subjects within each group. A new model is...
Nonparametric | Treatment-by-subgroup interactions | Parametric | Poststratification | Gaps | Tests of hypotheses | Subgroups within groups | Order statistics | 62H15 | 62F10 | 62G10 | 62F03 | 62J10 | 62K99 | order statistics | DESIGN | treatment-by-subgroup interactions | poststratification | parametric | CLINICAL-TRIALS | tests of hypotheses | STATISTICS & PROBABILITY | gaps | nonparametric | subgroups within groups
Nonparametric | Treatment-by-subgroup interactions | Parametric | Poststratification | Gaps | Tests of hypotheses | Subgroups within groups | Order statistics | 62H15 | 62F10 | 62G10 | 62F03 | 62J10 | 62K99 | order statistics | DESIGN | treatment-by-subgroup interactions | poststratification | parametric | CLINICAL-TRIALS | tests of hypotheses | STATISTICS & PROBABILITY | gaps | nonparametric | subgroups within groups
Journal Article
07/2010, ISBN 1405195622, 32
This chapter contains sections titled: Diversity and Social Categorization Affective Valence Cognitive Variables Motivational Variables Personalization and...
human movements and processes ‐ and diverse social settings | people categorization into ingroups and outgroups ‐ category differentiation within groups | intergroup relations | integral affect ‐ induced by targets of evaluation | negative incidental affect, outgroup membership ‐ than ingroup membership | CC paradigm, mapping onto ‐ most societies than does simple categorization | multiculturalism, ideological contrast to assimilationism ‐ diversity optimally managed | moderators, patterns and implications for interventions | crossed categorization effects ‐ on intergroup interaction | studying affect in intergroup interaction context | Negative incidental affect, outgroup membership-than ingroup membership | CC paradigm, mapping onto-most societies than does simple categorization | Multiculturalism, ideological contrast to assimilationism-diversity optimally managed | Integral affect-induced by targets of evaluation | Intergroup relations | Studying affect in intergroup interaction context | People categorization into ingroups and outgroups-category differentiation within groups | Human movements and processes-and diverse social settings | Crossed categorization effects-on intergroup interaction | Moderators, patterns and implications for interventions
human movements and processes ‐ and diverse social settings | people categorization into ingroups and outgroups ‐ category differentiation within groups | intergroup relations | integral affect ‐ induced by targets of evaluation | negative incidental affect, outgroup membership ‐ than ingroup membership | CC paradigm, mapping onto ‐ most societies than does simple categorization | multiculturalism, ideological contrast to assimilationism ‐ diversity optimally managed | moderators, patterns and implications for interventions | crossed categorization effects ‐ on intergroup interaction | studying affect in intergroup interaction context | Negative incidental affect, outgroup membership-than ingroup membership | CC paradigm, mapping onto-most societies than does simple categorization | Multiculturalism, ideological contrast to assimilationism-diversity optimally managed | Integral affect-induced by targets of evaluation | Intergroup relations | Studying affect in intergroup interaction context | People categorization into ingroups and outgroups-category differentiation within groups | Human movements and processes-and diverse social settings | Crossed categorization effects-on intergroup interaction | Moderators, patterns and implications for interventions
Book Chapter
Proceedings of the working conference on advanced visual interfaces, 05/2008, pp. 15 - 22
This paper presents Flower menu, a new type of Marking menu that does not only support straight, but also curved gestures for any of the 8 usual orientations....
polygon menus | expert mode | curved gestures | novice mode | within groups | marking menus | learning performance | flower menus | Flower menus | Polygon menus | Curved gestures | Marking menus | Novice mode | Learning performance | Within groups | Expert mode
polygon menus | expert mode | curved gestures | novice mode | within groups | marking menus | learning performance | flower menus | Flower menus | Polygon menus | Curved gestures | Marking menus | Novice mode | Learning performance | Within groups | Expert mode
Conference Proceeding
2010, 1. Aufl., ISBN 3642046754, 192
Successful negotiation requires a close understanding of their partner`s culture, their feelings, habits and values. When planning to do business with...
Business & Management | Negotiation in business | Negotiation | Asia | Economics/Management Science | Organization/Planning | Management/Business for Professionals
Business & Management | Negotiation in business | Negotiation | Asia | Economics/Management Science | Organization/Planning | Management/Business for Professionals
eBook
07/2010, ISBN 1405195622, 25
This chapter contains sections titled: Diversity and Performance: A Rough Review The Categorization‐Elaboration Model Social Categorization Processes The...
categorization‐elaboration model ‐ diversity and performance relationship | diversity, not without consequence ‐ for day‐to‐day life in organizations | categorization‐elaboration model of work group diversity ‐ wielding double‐edged sword | state‐of‐the‐science reading ‐ of research in intergroup relations | categorization‐elaboration model ‐ identifying categorization salience as key moderator(s) | behavioral observation of group interaction ‐ social benefits of cross‐categorization | group processes | work group diversity, positive effects ‐ negative effects on group process and group performance | diversity, social group characteristic ‐ subjective differences between people within groups | social categorization processes | Categorization-elaboration model-identifying categorization salience as key moderator(s) | Behavioral observation of group interaction-social benefits of cross-categorization | Diversity, social group characteristic-subjective differences between people within groups | Categorization-elaboration model of work group diversity-wielding double-edged sword | Social categorization processes | Group processes | Categorization-elaboration model-diversity and performance relationship | State-of-the-science reading-of research in intergroup relations | Work group diversity, positive effects-negative effects on group process and group performance | Diversity, not without consequence-for day-to-day life in organizations
categorization‐elaboration model ‐ diversity and performance relationship | diversity, not without consequence ‐ for day‐to‐day life in organizations | categorization‐elaboration model of work group diversity ‐ wielding double‐edged sword | state‐of‐the‐science reading ‐ of research in intergroup relations | categorization‐elaboration model ‐ identifying categorization salience as key moderator(s) | behavioral observation of group interaction ‐ social benefits of cross‐categorization | group processes | work group diversity, positive effects ‐ negative effects on group process and group performance | diversity, social group characteristic ‐ subjective differences between people within groups | social categorization processes | Categorization-elaboration model-identifying categorization salience as key moderator(s) | Behavioral observation of group interaction-social benefits of cross-categorization | Diversity, social group characteristic-subjective differences between people within groups | Categorization-elaboration model of work group diversity-wielding double-edged sword | Social categorization processes | Group processes | Categorization-elaboration model-diversity and performance relationship | State-of-the-science reading-of research in intergroup relations | Work group diversity, positive effects-negative effects on group process and group performance | Diversity, not without consequence-for day-to-day life in organizations
Book Chapter
07/2010, ISBN 1405196807, 16
This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction What Is Evaluation? Definitions: Evaluation, Assessment and Appraisal Purposes of Evaluation Conceptual...
evaluation, assessment and appraisal ‐ used interchangeably | group consensus techniques ‐ evaluation of educational events, medium to large groups | evaluation and versions of ‘kirkpatrick hierarchy’ | evaluation, vital for curriculum development | task‐orientated model of programme evaluation ‐ in graduate medical education | focus group, forms of group interview ‐ interaction within groups, as part of methodology | evaluation, improving practice and influencing policy | designing questionnaires for evaluation | good practice in evaluation, a central focus | conceptual models and frameworks ‐ furthers understanding of evaluation | Evaluation and versions of 'kirkpatrick hierarchy' | Group consensus techniques - evaluation of educational events, medium to large groups | Task-orientated model of programme evaluation - in graduate medical education | Evaluation, vital for curriculum development | Conceptual models and frameworks - furthers understanding of evaluation | Evaluation, improving practice and influencing policy | Focus group, forms of group interview - interaction within groups, as part of methodology | Designing questionnaires for evaluation | Evaluation, assessment and appraisal - used interchangeably | Good practice in evaluation, a central focus
evaluation, assessment and appraisal ‐ used interchangeably | group consensus techniques ‐ evaluation of educational events, medium to large groups | evaluation and versions of ‘kirkpatrick hierarchy’ | evaluation, vital for curriculum development | task‐orientated model of programme evaluation ‐ in graduate medical education | focus group, forms of group interview ‐ interaction within groups, as part of methodology | evaluation, improving practice and influencing policy | designing questionnaires for evaluation | good practice in evaluation, a central focus | conceptual models and frameworks ‐ furthers understanding of evaluation | Evaluation and versions of 'kirkpatrick hierarchy' | Group consensus techniques - evaluation of educational events, medium to large groups | Task-orientated model of programme evaluation - in graduate medical education | Evaluation, vital for curriculum development | Conceptual models and frameworks - furthers understanding of evaluation | Evaluation, improving practice and influencing policy | Focus group, forms of group interview - interaction within groups, as part of methodology | Designing questionnaires for evaluation | Evaluation, assessment and appraisal - used interchangeably | Good practice in evaluation, a central focus
Book Chapter
立命館言語文化研究, ISSN 0915-7816, 01/2011, Volume 22, pp. 3 - 6
Journal Article
Current Biology, ISSN 0960-9822, 01/2018, Volume 28, Issue 2, pp. 262 - 267.e3
Many cooperative species form internally diverse social groups in which individual fitness depends significantly on group-level productivity from cooperation [...
chimeric load | coevolution | kin selection | sociomicrobiology | within-group diversity | chimerism | levels of selection | HETEROGENEITY | FITNESS | EVOLUTION | HONEY-BEE COLONIES | BIOCHEMISTRY & MOLECULAR BIOLOGY | PRODUCTIVITY | KIN DISCRIMINATION | INDIVIDUALITY | DIVERSITY | SELECTION | BACTERIUM MYXOCOCCUS-XANTHUS | CELL BIOLOGY | Soil microbiology | Social groups
chimeric load | coevolution | kin selection | sociomicrobiology | within-group diversity | chimerism | levels of selection | HETEROGENEITY | FITNESS | EVOLUTION | HONEY-BEE COLONIES | BIOCHEMISTRY & MOLECULAR BIOLOGY | PRODUCTIVITY | KIN DISCRIMINATION | INDIVIDUALITY | DIVERSITY | SELECTION | BACTERIUM MYXOCOCCUS-XANTHUS | CELL BIOLOGY | Soil microbiology | Social groups
Journal Article
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自我效能對網路合作學習之影響
本研究建構了一個「匿名」的網路合作設計環境,企圖探討「自我效能」因素,對合作學習過程中,個人知覺與實際行為的影響,並且希望找出較佳的合作分組方式,改進教室內呆板的學習方式,及同儕間「面對面」合作學習的若干缺失。...
interaction within classmate | 同儕互動 | 匿名 | the use of pseudonums | social cognitive theory | 網路合作學習 | 群組組合 | social-loafing | 社會懈怠 | learning motivation | 自我效能 | self-efficacy | 學習動機 | anonymity | web-based cooperative learning | 社會學習理論 | group
interaction within classmate | 同儕互動 | 匿名 | the use of pseudonums | social cognitive theory | 網路合作學習 | 群組組合 | social-loafing | 社會懈怠 | learning motivation | 自我效能 | self-efficacy | 學習動機 | anonymity | web-based cooperative learning | 社會學習理論 | group
Dissertation
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