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Jan Cannon-Bowers

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Stout, Rene'e J., Cannon-Bowers, Jan, Morgan, Ben B. and Salas, Eduardo (1989): The Development of a Scale to Assess the Teamwork Needs of Training Situations. In: Proceedings of the Human Factors Society 33rd Annual Meeting 1989. pp. 1268-1272.

Operational studies have revealed a need to focus attention on team training, and a need for effective teamwork skills for successful training performance. The present study was designed to develop an assessment scale that can be used by instructors of various training situations, which will yield a measure of the degree of teamwork required in their situations. Data obtained from the scale show psychometrically sound properties of the scale (high internal consistency and high item-total correlations) and initial validity of its (the ability to distinguish various training situations as to the extent of teamwork that is required). Recommendations for future research are also discussed.

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