Regular ArticleIdea Generation in Computer-Based Groups: A New Ending to an Old Story
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2023, Decision Support SystemsThe sequential order and quality of ideas in electronic brainstorming
2020, International Journal of Information ManagementCitation Excerpt :A comprehensive survey of these studies can be found in Dean, Hender, Rodgers, and Santanen (2006) and Baruah and Paulus (2016). Some notable examples related to electronic brainstorming research include work by Dennis and Williams (2003), Gallupe et al. (1992), and Valacich, Dennis, and Connolly (1994). Nonetheless, due to different brainstorming methods, control factors used in the experiments and specific research questions among these past studies, evidence for the order effect and quantity-quality conjectures remains inconclusive.
A review of brainstorming techniques in higher education
2018, Thinking Skills and CreativityCitation Excerpt :EBS groups also require more effort to type ideas or comments than to say them which makes it not appropriate for highly ambiguous tasks (Gallupe et al., 1992). This is mostly true when the group size is small (Valacich et al., 1994). It may pose some restrictions on the development of authentic ideas (Michinov, 2012) where there is a possibility that accessing other members’ ideas may not result in sufficient mutual understanding needed to generate good solutions due to the production blocking (Ziegler et al., 2000).