Modularity and Dyads

Shaming Analogies and Reconciliation Dyads

The development of cooperation among schizophrenic dyads and non-schizophrenic dyads in the minimal social situation

Modeling the personality of dyads and groups.

The paper presents a methodological approach for assessing the personality of a dyad or a group, a concept that is not equivalent to the sum, or mean, of the individual scores. We illustrate how the logic of the multitrait multimethod approach, which is a familiar technique for establishing construct validity, can be extended to assess the construct of a relationship "personality." The model, w...

The Business of Modularity and the Modularity of Business

Dynamic Dyads: Sharing and Creating Knowledge

In today’s competitive market, it is essential to maximize employees’ efficiency through job structure and knowledge exchange. This phenomenological study explores the lived experience of sharing and creating knowledge in teams of two. Data was collected through in-depth interviews with four dyadic teams.. Data analysis revealed four major themes and eleven sub-themes. This paper focused on one...