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COMMUNICATIONS AS A MEASURABLE INDEX OF TEAM BEHAVIOR

The relationship between anti-submarine (ASW) helicopter team performance and the content and flow of communications within the team during a simulated attack was investigated. Fourteen distinct communications variables were found to be correlated with the objective performance measurement criterion...

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Main Authors:	Federman,Philip, Siegel,Arthur I
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Subjects:	ANTISUBMARINE WARFARE APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY AVIATION PERSONNEL BEHAVIOR COMMUNICATION AND RADIO SYSTEMS DECISION MAKING FACTOR ANALYSIS FLIGHT SIMULATORS GROUP DYNAMICS HELICOPTERS LEADERSHIP PERFORMANCE(HUMAN) TRAINING TRAINING DEVICES
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