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SUMMARY:C1: Communication in Teams
DESCRIPTION:Open Verbal Communication with Real-Time Gaze Sharing Improves
  Team Performance by Reducing Saccadic Activity and Workload\n\nIn high-st
 akes environments like Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) operations, effective
  verbal team communication is critical yet often hindered by environmental
  noise. This study explores how verbal communication and real-time gaze sh
 aring—visualizing a teammate’s gaze through fixation tra...\n\n\nJad Atweh
  (University of Virginia, University of Florida) and Sara Riggs (Universit
 y of Virginia)\n---------------------\nJoint Action Over Zoom: Assessing C
 orepresentation of Task Partners in Remote Collaborations\n\nHumans do not
  live in isolation but coordinate their actions with other people in their
  environment, known as ‘joint action’. Today, in part due to the COVID-19 
 pandemic, much joint action and collaborative work takes place online, and
  this trend is predicted to remain prevalent in the f...\n\n\nBriana Sobel
  (Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University) and Valerie Sims (University of Ce
 ntral Florida)\n---------------------\nInvestigating Team Adaptation throu
 gh Warfighter Communications\n\nAdaptation is essential for maintaining te
 am effectiveness in dynamic environments (Burke et al., 2006; Gorman and W
 iltshire, 2024). While past research has primarily focused on individual-l
 evel constructs, like shared mental models or aggregated perceptions, thes
 e approaches often overlook how adap...\n\n\nJayci Landfair, Matthew Peel,
  Polemnia Amazeen, and Nancy Cooke (Arizona State University)\n\nTrack: Co
 mmunications\n\nSession Chair: Aaron Bangor (AT&T)
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