The Principle of Group Polarization Refers to How

Multiple Choice

The principle of group polarization refers to how:

A) group decisions tend to be more conservative and less risky than similar decisions reached by individuals.
B) individual decisions tend to be more conservative and less risky than similar decisions reached by groups.
C) the average opinion of like-minded group members becomes more extreme after discussing an issue.
D) group members tend to suspend critical thinking because they want to be accepted by the group.