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Figure 1. The DOCA model of adaptive collaboration.
Figure 2. Two-level task structure for conducting a change.
Figure 3. A matrix presenting results of combined analysis of employee qualities.
Table 1. The diversities between task-relevant qualities and the group members’ qualities

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