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Sensemaking in organizations
Sensemaking is about how people make sense of situations. When faced with problems, people construct meaning. This constructive process plays a key role in the ultimate understanding that is developed. The meaning of a situation is both created and…
Author(s): Karl E. Weick
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Toward a theory of situation awareness in dynamic systems
Endsley examines the interrelation between situation awareness and individual and environmental factors. Endsley argues that situation awareness is more than a person just being aware of the situation. Rather, it is a complex understanding of the…
Author(s): Mica Endsley
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Findings from the Wildland Firefighters Human Factors Workshop. Improving wildland firefighter performance under stressful, risky conditions: Toward better decisions on the fireline and more resilient organizations
It has become increasingly clear that wildland firefighters are experiencing collapses in decisionmaking and organizational structure when conditions on the fireline become life-threatening. Since 1990 wildland fire agencies have lost 23 people who…
Author(s): Ted Putnam
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