When the 11-Member Board of Directors Voted to Cut Employee

Multiple Choice

When the 11-member board of directors voted to cut employee health care benefits, there were 9 board members in favor of the cut and 2 board members who did not vote. The resulting tally of 9-0 made it seem as if everyone supported the cut, when in fact all did not. This illustrates:

A) The Illusion of Invulnerability
B) The Illusion of Unanimity
C) Self-Appointed Mind Guards
D) Collective Rationalizations