Adaptive Structuration Theory

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Adaptive Structuration Theory proposes that group decision making is influenced, not determined, by factors such as composition, communication networks, and norms. It moves beyond theories of strict determinism or phases of group development. The theory describes how groups both reproduce existing social structures through interaction but can also adapt rules and resources to accomplish goals and transform structures over time through communication.

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Adaptive Structuration Theory Scott Poole

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