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Long,
complex documents are too complicated for collaborative authorship.
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Collaboration implies an equal contribution from every member of the
team.
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Asking a colleague questions about a document’s content, structure, and design is
usually considered rude.
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Some
users of groupware worry about the accuracy of group calendars.
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You
can help prevent affective conflict by monitoring the way people’s attitudes change as a project
develops.
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Substantive conflict can make collaboration more effective.
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Expressing disagreement directly is a universal practice in business and professional
environments.
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Active listeners a. | take microcassette recorders to
meetings | b. | paraphrase what speakers say | c. | avoid making eye
contact with a speaker | d. | prefer cell phones | | |
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What
percentage of your workplace writing will likely require collaboration? a. | 20 to 30
percent | b. | 30 to 50 percent | c. | 50 to 75
percent | d. | 75 to 85 percent | | |
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To be
effective, collaborative writing should occur a. | through synchronous interaction | b. | according to a
clearly articulated process | c. | among authors of the same gender | d. | among authors
with the same level of technical knowledge | | |
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