In particular, I focus on the differences between group attention and ideomotor imitation in terms of their (a) compliance to the social-mental dichotomy, and (b) contributions to building common knowledge a prerequisite for human communication and collective action.
Wiki systems have recently emerged as a network tool able to stimulate users to collaboratively contribute to the building of a common knowledge base.
To have a conversation that both speakers can feel good about at the end, they have to be working towards building the "common ground," or the common knowledge between them.
Several tenants expressed outrage, saying that the city gave little notice of the evacuation even though the building's condition had been common knowledge for years.
Fire union officials said any decision to suspend inspections at the bank building had to have been common knowledge at headquarters.
It is common knowledge that buildings should be constructed with good envelopes and sufficient masses.
This study has found that German engineers recognize the importance of trust, good understanding, common knowledge, integration and teamwork in building a good relationship with marketers.
Many of the issues are common knowledge as being important to "green" building design among engineers such as energy consumption, location of buildings, and the construction process.
She said it was common knowledge in the public housing buildings that gangs were battling over control of the drug trade.
As the truncated 2013 season came to an end, it was taken as common knowledge that the Avs were at somewhere in the midst of that dreadful "re-building" stage.
If, on the other hand, thresholds are high, local common knowledge in small cliques is fruitless, and weak links, reaching further distances more quickly, speed up communication and building of the large cliques needed to sparkle collective action.
