Cognition In The Wild
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...Built on the premise that cognition can be socially distributed in team settings (Hutchins, 1995; Lewis & Herndon, 2011; Wegner, 1987; Weick & Roberts, 1993), our central insight is that transactive memory systems can increase a top management team’s ability to pursue both exploitation and exploration and, consequently, ambidexterity by enabling the dual knowledge process, reduced cognitive load, and heedful interrelations within the team....
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...Built on the premise that cognition can be socially distributed in team settings (Hutchins, 1995; Lewis & Herndon, 2011; Wegner, 1987; Weick & Roberts, 1993), our central insight is that transactive memory systems can increase a top management team’s ability to pursue both exploitation and…...
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...Hence, evaluative infrastructures may be analysed as forms of distributed accounting akin to distributed cognition (Hutchins, 1995; Giere, 2002)....
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...The professional accountant may even become de-skilled as the system becomes more intelligent (Hutchins, 1995)....
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...Action refers to the general level of participation (E. Hutchins, 1995; Nardi, 1996), whereas interaction describes behavior with and in response to others and is a minimum requirement for successful coordination (Crowston, Rubleske, & Howison, 2006)....
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...Following the lead of cognitive anthropology, we dub this expanded field of knowledge agricultural science in the wild [39,40]....
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...structuration [26], sociomateriality [61], and distributed cognition [39]—to assist in the investigation both of how technology shapes work within formal organizations [60, 61] and of how online environments facilitate and shape collective behavior in the “crowd” [82, 86, 95]....
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