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Emotions and Collaborative Processes in Dyadic Problem Solving

AVRY, Sunny, et al.

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Numerous research found a significant role of emotion in problem solving. However, how emotionsshape collaborative problem solving remains an open question. In this study, we sought to determinerelationships between emotions shared by problem solvers and collaborative processes involved. Twenty-two participants were randomly assigned to same-sex pairs and asked to complete a problem solving task.At any time, participants could voluntarily share their emotions with their partner, using a reporting tool.Their speech was transcribed and categorised into a series of meaningful collaborative categories.

Twochi-square tests of independence (due to test constraints, only positive emotions were considered)confirmed a relation of dependency between collaborative processes and positive shared emotions, bothbefore sharing emotions (χ2(96) = 218.41, p

AVRY, Sunny, et al . Emotions and Collaborative Processes in Dyadic Problem Solving. In:

International Society for Research on Emotion (ISRE) , Amsterdam, 9-13rd June 2019, 2019

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