Abstract Coordinating joint actions requires participants to maintain moment-to-moment alignment as they progress through multiple tasks towards a shared goal. This creates the coordination problem...
<p><strong>Tác giả:</strong> Natalia Morozova, Émilie Genty, Adrian Bangerter, Sabine Stoll</p>
<p>Abstract Coordinating joint actions requires participants to maintain moment-to-moment alignment as they progress through multiple tasks towards a shared goal. This creates the coordination problem of negotiating whether participants intend to continue to the next step in a task (i.e., make a horizontal transition) or shift to the next task (i.e., make a vertical transition). Language plays a central role in resolving this problem by enabling participants to distinguish horizontal and vertica...</p>
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