It Has Been Noted That Dividing Up Groups and Setting

question 24

Multiple Choice

It has been noted that dividing up groups and setting up barriers often introduces:

• A) scrum.
• B) dysfunctional pair-programming teams.
• C) errors.
• D) redundant code for modules.

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Definitions:

Similarity Error

A type of perception error where individuals inaccurately assess others based on perceived similarities to themselves, often leading to biased decisions.

Contrast Error

A cognitive bias in evaluation or judgment where a person or thing is compared to those recently encountered, rather than assessed on individual merit.

Overweighting

Refers to giving too much importance or consideration to a particular factor or piece of information in decision-making processes.

Negative Information

Facts, data, or feedback that is unfavorable or detrimental to one's image, expectations, or objectives.