This book introduces a method called Interaction Process Analysis (IPA), which allows for the empirical study of human interaction in small groups. IPA is characterized by establishing a method for comprehensively studying human interaction in a quantifiable way. The categories used in its system of observation are organized based on a sequence of problem-solving, offering a unique insight into group processes. The author innovates a way to record and analyze these interactions, ranking them within twelve major categories. The categories dissect the process into its basic components, making way for a granular analysis of social interaction. This allows researchers to understand how these groups work, communicate, and make decisions, all of which have important implications for fields such as psychology, sociology, and social anthropology.
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