Individual acceptance of group constructions depends on reflection and reconciliation processes triggered by differing opinions, sometimes occurring after the group session¶
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q1 i? Individuals may or may not accept the constructions groups build, depending on reflection and reconciliation processes triggered through difference that sometimes occur post-group. → Howe 2017
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Howe 2017¶
Howe, Christine; Zachariou, Antonia. (2017). Small-group collaboration and individual knowledge acquisition: The processes of growth during adolescence and early adulthood. Learning and Instruction. doi:10.1016/j.learninstruc.2017.10.007
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The article states as its framing account that "Individuals may or may not accept these constructions depending upon processes of reflection and reconciliation" triggered by difference, sometimes occurring after the group session. This is the authors' interpretive account, not a separately tested result in the available text.
"Individuals may or may not accept these constructions depending upon processes of reflection and reconciliation that are triggered through difference and sometimes occur post-group."
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Individual acceptance of group constructions depends on reflection and reconciliation processes triggered by differing opinions, sometimes occurring after the group session |
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Individual acceptance of group constructions depends on reflection and reconciliation processes triggered by differing opinions, sometimes occurring after the group session |
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