VERA, Raúl Aguilar; GOMEZ, Omar Gómez; MENDOZA, Julio Díaz    PECH, Juan Ucán. Influence of Role Theory on Management Activities: A controlled experiment with Software Engineering students. []. , 39, pp.131-147. ISSN 1646-9895.  https://doi.org/10.17013/risti.39.131-147.

The study explores the influence of Belbin's Theory on project management activities. To create the experimental context with planning and control tasks, a fictitious scenario was designed in which the experimental subjects planned and controlled the development of a project - building a set of different facades. The results of the experiment showed that, in terms of estimating costs and obtaining profits, the integrated teams based on the Belbin Theory (EC) do not show differences with the randomly integrated teams (ET); however, regarding the penalties obtained, however, as the variable "penalty", the EC presents statistically significant differences with respect to the ET, having obtained better quality products.

: Belbin Roles; Software Engineering Experimentation; Software Engineering Experimentation; Software Management.

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