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       |acronym=Method to integrate asynchronously produced individual influence maps into an extrapolated population influence map following the face-to-face stage of a structured democratic dialogue 
       |logo=SDD_SR&BS2002.png 
       |authors=[[Yiannis Laouris]]
       |journal=Systems Research & Behavioral Science
       |pages=437-450
       |volume=40(3)
       |year=6 May 2022
       |link=https://doi.org/10.1002/sres.2877                                       
       
}}

==Abstract==
We present a method that broadens the application of structured democratic dialogue (SDD). After completing the final stage of the SDD process, during
which the participants explore collectively and synchronously possible influence relations between ideas using the interpretive structural modelling (ISM)
algorithm, they continue the ISM process individually and asynchronously. Their respective adjacency matrices (AM) are integrated into a population AM
(pAM) that reflects their least agreement denominator. The pAM is sent back to them in a few iterations, asking them to explore influence relations between
additional ideas. This procedure eventually produces a model, which depicts their ‘extrapolated’ or ‘computed’ collective wisdom. The method has been
applied in two projects. Participants who responded to a requested assessment (via a Likert scale) indicated that the extrapolated influence maps created
asynchronously made sense.

==Citation==
Laouris, Y. (2023). Method to integrate asynchronously produced individual influence maps into an extrapolated population influence map following the face‐to‐face stage of a structured democratic dialogue. Systems Research and Behavioral Science, 40(3), 437-450.

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