Schoemaker notes that group mistakes are often easier to get over because there is a diffusion of responsibility.
On a team there is a diffusion of responsibility, as social physiologists would say, compared with the performance of an individual athlete".
"It has become part of the game, and what we see now is a diffusion of intelligence methods into normal police work.
"There's been the diffusion of black culture to everyone else," Kenya Barris, the creator of the family sitcom "Black-ish," which premiered on ABC last night, "and there's been a diffusion of black culture from black culture". His collaborator, writer Larry Wilmore, took the idea further when the three of us spoke about the show in Los Angeles in July.
When you stop thinking in terms or "I" and start thinking "we" things can change dramatically.Is that because people feel less culpable if the culpability is spread?There is a diffusion of responsibility, yes.
One key to achieving this is a diffusion of DRM higher education, supported by an enhanced system of information flow.
Joss Whedon: The biggest change has been a diffusion of the storytelling, where everything is about the external forces and the ancillary markets.
As such, "there has been a diffusion of large events to newly industrialized and industrializing areas of the world" (5), which explains the prevalence of Olympics and Universiades hosted in eastern Asia in recent decades.
Due to the location in plains and locations with a high water availability, there is a diffusion of high intensive production in these areas.
As author and editor Michael Lewis wrote in the current edition of the journal Foreign Affairs, "What has occurred in the markets is a diffusion of power to the point where power, in any meaningful sense, hardly exists". Times staff writer Tyler Marshall in Brussels contributed to this report.
