There Are Several Problem-Solving Realities That Can Prevent a Group

question 47

Multiple Choice

There are several problem-solving realities that can prevent a group from working effectively and ethically.For example,a member who strongly supports a particular applicant to fill an opening in the group may discount or minimize reports about the applicant's disruptive behavior in other others groups.In this particular case,___________may negatively affect group's selection of a new member.

• A)politics
• B)preexisting preferences
• C)power
• D)organizational culture
• E)confirmation bias

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