Psychologists studying long-duration crews have found that the hardest conflicts aren’t about tasks or resources. They’re about who gets to be the quiet one.
· dr. james whitfield
AI Briefing
- Psychologists studying long-duration crews have found that the hardest conflicts aren’t about tasks or resources. They’re about who gets to be the quiet one.
- The role of 'the quiet one' becomes the most contested position on any isolated team, and what it means for Mars.
- The study's findings have implications for planning and preparing for long-duration missions to Mars and beyond.
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