The Common Information Effect Is Best Described as the Tendency

Multiple Choice

The common information effect is best described as the tendency for groups to:

A) spend too long attempting to reach consensus on a problem.
B) consider and implement solutions that other groups have used rather than experiment with novel solutions.
C) want to delay making important decisions,even when they have all of the relevant information necessary to make a decision.
D) discuss and consider information that they all have in common more than unique information (that only one person in the group may be aware of) .