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Measuring professional teams' information sharing behaviour

Professional teams are highly differentiated from other teams through exclusive membership of expert specialists, where the team members have to integrate their specific knowledge in order to operate the technologically complex system on team level. In the present study, weaimed to describe Nuclear Power Plant (NPP) team members' communicative behaviour under different levels of task load and to focus on the predictability of team performance on the bases of communication. We had observed and analysed 16 NPP operator teams' information sharing behavior in a simulator environment. Video recorders of operators' activity during a selected scenario have been used for collecting and analyzing data. According to our analyses, several specific communication dimensions were related to performance.