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Cooperation vs competition
This document discusses the differences between cooperation and competition. Cooperation involves working as a group, with cooperative goals where everybody wins. Competition focuses on individual goals and wanting to be the first, rather than everybody winning. While competition can lead to communication obstruction and be considered destructive, cooperation enables effective communication, coordination of effort, a common vision, and teamwork to design strategies and develop ideas to obtain successful results.
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Slide 2 emphasizes teamwork and common goals where everyone wins. Slide 3 contrasts it with individualistic competition.
Slide 6 highlights effective communication and coordination. Slide 7 indicates the importance of a common vision, and Slide 8 identifies communication obstructions as negative qualities.
Slide 9 warns that competitive approaches can be destructive. Slide 10 promotes teamwork, clear goals, strategies, and idea development for success.
Slide 11 lists sources related to cooperation, competition, and collaboration, referencing key texts on the subject.
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- 2. It isthe way you help others. You work as a group. Everybody wins. Cooperative goals.
- 3. You workalone. You think about a personal goal. You want to be the first. Does not Everybody win.
- 6. GEAR Effective communication. Coordination of effort.
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- 9. A competitive approachis generally considered destructive.
- 10. Clear goals. Teamwork. Designing goodstrategies. Developing ideas. Obtaining successful results.
- 11. Bibliography: The complexityof cooperation agent-based models of competition and collaboration, Axelrod, Robert M, 1997, Princeton, New Jersey, Princeton University press. Cooperation in large networks an experimental approach, Cárdenas Campo, Juan Camilo, Bogota, Colombia, Uniandes.