The Risk Level of Group Decisions Often Differs from the Mean

question 12

Multiple Choice

The risk level of group decisions often differs from the mean risk level of individual group members' decisions.This is called

• A)group polarization.
• B)process loss.
• C)group cohesiveness.
• D)social inhibition.

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