Collective activity in work: some lines of research
Published 1 January 1994
Jacques Leplat
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L'A. etudie les differents types d'analyse psychologique du travail collectif. Il souligne que ce dernier tend a prendre un caractere de plus en plus collectif. Il definit l'activite collective comme une situation d'interaction entre les differents membres d'un groupe qui permet de realiser une tâche specifique. Il presente une analyse de ce type de situation sociale. Il examine les notions de groupe, de groupe a action finalisee. Il passe en revue un certain nombre de modeles d'analyse de l'activite collective. Il envisage les mecanismes de regulation dans ce cadre
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