Despite their prevalence in daily teamwork, little is known about the influence of intrusions on teams. Therefore, the effect of intrusions on team interaction was investigated, focusing on relational communication. Three different theoretical perspectives regarding team interaction changes in response to a meeting intrusion are discussed. These perspectives were mapped onto fine-grained behavioral data from twelve teams (N = 4,627 sense units) by means of lag sequential analysis. Teams’ use of relational communication changed in several ways in response to the intrusion. While these changes fit best with one perspective (task-focused), several results also align with other perspectives.

尽管它们在日常团队合作中很普遍，但人们对入侵对团队的影响知之甚少。因此，研究了入侵对团队互动的影响，重点是关系沟通。讨论了关于响应会议入侵的团队交互变化的三种不同理论观点。 通过滞后序列分析，这些观点被映射到来自 12 个团队（ N = 4,627 个感知单元）的细粒度行为数据。响应入侵，团队对关系通信的使用在几个方面发生了变化。虽然这些变化最适合一种观点（以任务为中心），但一些结果也与其他观点一致。