Multiple Choice
Groups make better decisions than individuals because
A) They facilitate higher motivation to achieve
B) They lower the level of responsibility for implementing the decision
C) Individuals who are afraid to fail on their own feel more secure in the group
D) They polarize individual thinking
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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Q27: Group size is important because<br>A) As groups
Q28: Social loafing can be reduced or avoided
Q29: It is most important to effective decision-making
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