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Facilitating Knowledge Sharing

@inproceedings{Petrofsky2017FacilitatingKS,
  title={Facilitating Knowledge Sharing},
  author={Jinny Petrofsky},
  year={2017}
}
1. Body, et al., Design Facilitation as an Emerging Design Skill: A Practical Approach, 64. 2. Body, 64. Introduction: 1. Stasser and Titus, Pooling of Unshared Information in Group Decision Making 1467. 2. Houghton, et al., No Safety in Numbers, 325-53. 3. Milliken and Vollrath, Strategic Decision-Making Tasks and Group Effectiveness, 1229-253. 4. M.L. Maznevski, Understanding Our Differences, 531-32 5. Janis L. Irving, Groupthink, 84 6. Thomas-Hunt, et al., Who’s Really Sharing? 464-77. 7… 
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