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Similarly, director general Rescue formally allowed visiting the Rescue stations and getting the questionnaire completed from the sample. The doctors and nurses in case of public hospitals and the medical and fire teams in case of Rescue stations completed the questionnaire in September, Factor analysis about the structure of the factor loadings and inter-correlations for implicit coordination are performed according to standard factor analysis.
Several different fit indices for two facets of implicit coordination are compared in Table 1. Anticipate the action of team members without communication 0. Anticipate the needs of team members without communication 0.
Change adjust and adopt contribution to attain common goals 0. Provide task relevant information without request 0.
Proactively share a workload Monitor the progress of activity and performance 0. Adopt behavior to the expected action 0. Coordinate the team interaction behavior 0. Implicit coordination is an aggregate of two facets F1 and F2 explaining the needs and actions of team members without communication, and monitor performance respectively.
Among the seven items for team performance only four with objectives and no. Ranking in process objectives 0. Ranking in achievement of team objectives 0. Ranking in achievement of organization objective 0. Ranking in achievement of timeliness performance 0.
Ranking in achievement of no. Ranking in successful achievement 0. Ranking on the basis of cost 0. After factor analysis, only those items are considered for further analysis, whose factor loading is above 0.
The factor analysis also helps in determining the various facets from which the item has been approached. The mean and S. D of these variables and sub variables of the sample male and female population have been taken in the following table.
Item Mean S. D Mean S. D 2-tailed Longevity 3. The combined mean and S.
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