Re:Common-Knowledge Effect: A Harmful Bias in Team Decision ...
by dash2 on Saturday October 21, 2023 @02:21PM
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You are missing the following statement: "If each team member is provided with all project statements, then the team can match the decision-making effectiveness of an individual (which is about 80%)."
I.e., they are comparing privately-informed teams with publicly-informed teams, not with individuals. They just simplified the exposition.
I.e., they are comparing privately-informed teams with publicly-informed teams, not with individuals. They just simplified the exposition.