Eveland, JD and Bikson, TK (1988) Work Group Structures and Computer Support: A Field Experiment. ACM Transactions on Office Information Systems. 6(4):354-379. Retrieved August 30, 2009, from http://jdeveland.com/Papers%20for%20Website/p354-eveland.pdf Case Assignment Read the assigned readings, supplemented if you wish with material from the optional readings and perhaps the supplementary background as well, and even other outside reading you might find by yourself to be useful. Then try to draw a graphical picture, following the conventions described in Hanneman and the other sources, of the research model employed in the Eveland and Bikson study. Remember, the boxes represent the study variables and the arrows represent the relationships hypothesized to exist between them. Do your best to put it together; there's no precise "correct" version of the model against which you'll be judged. But you should have reasons to back up the picture you draw. Then write a short paper making the argument: "Here's my diagram, and this is why it is a correct representation of the research model used in the article in question