We classify team health indicators by Woods' psudo-theorems conducting the experiment multiple times.
Subject 1, team health assessor (blue)
11 Boundaries are Universal 8 Continuous Surprise 14 Attention to Risk of Saturation 5 Synchronization Required 2 Shared Risk of Saturation 9 Pressure Changes Sacrifices 2 Optimality vs Extensibility 2 Local Not Omniscient 5 Contrasting Perspectives 4 Reflective Mis-calibration
Subject 2, reliability engineer (orange)
1 Boundaries are Universal 5 Continuous Surprise 5 Attention to Risk of Saturation 5 Synchronization Required 11 Shared Risk of Saturation 11 Pressure Changes Sacrifices 4 Optimality vs Extensibility 1 Local Not Omniscient 14 Contrasting Perspectives 9 Reflective Mis-calibration
Subject 3, team health administrator (green)
8 Boundaries are Universal 4 Continuous Surprise 18 Attention to Risk of Saturation 11 Synchronization Required 9 Shared Risk of Saturation 5 Pressure Changes Sacrifices 2 Optimality vs Extensibility 6 Local Not Omniscient 2 Contrasting Perspectives 8 Reflective Mis-calibration
Subject 4, reliability engineer (red)
5 Boundaries are Universal 7 Continuous Surprise 10 Attention to Risk of Saturation 19 Synchronization Required 17 Shared Risk of Saturation 3 Pressure Changes Sacrifices 2 Optimality vs Extensibility 1 Local Not Omniscient 2 Contrasting Perspectives 7 Reflective Mis-calibration
Subject 5, reliability engineers (purple)
8 Boundaries are Universal 4 Continuous Surprise 7 Attention to Risk of Saturation 16 Synchronization Required 11 Shared Risk of Saturation 7 Pressure Changes Sacrifices 4 Optimality vs Extensibility 4 Local Not Omniscient 4 Contrasting Perspectives 7 Reflective Mis-calibration
Subject 6, architect (brown)
11 Boundaries are Universal 10 Continuous Surprise 25 Attention to Risk of Saturation 6 Synchronization Required 4 Shared Risk of Saturation 2 Pressure Changes Sacrifices 0 Optimality vs Extensibility 6 Local Not Omniscient 4 Contrasting Perspectives 4 Reflective Mis-calibration