Essay: Exploring Shared Mental Models Variations in Timeline / Acknowledgment & References

 Exploring Shared Mental Models Variations in Timeline 
 LITERATURE REVIEW 
 METHOD 
 FINDINGS 
 CONCLUSIONS 
 ACKNOWLEDGMENT & REFERENCES 

ACKNOWLEDGMENT

We appreciated for the generous support of Toer, Studio WM and Formafantasma, who participated in this research even during their busy schedules. And also our sincerest gratitude to the insightful comments and foundational literatures from Dr. P. Badke-Schaub.

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