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    The Majority-Wins Rule in Group Decision Making Is an Example
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The Majority-Wins Rule in Group Decision Making Is an Example

Question 1

Question 1

Multiple Choice

The majority-wins rule in group decision making is an example of:


A) a group heuristic
B) a social decision scheme
C) groupthink
D) the nominal group technique

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