Under What Conditions Will Groups Tend to Make Better Decisions

question 92

Multiple Choice

Under what conditions will groups tend to make better decisions than individuals?

• A) when the conditions are stressful
• B) when cohesiveness is high
• C) when they rely on the person with the most expertise
• D) when there is a strong directive leader

Explain the procedural justice concept and its impact on organizational fairness and employee attitudes.

Describe the practical implications of motivation theories for managing and motivating employees effectively.

Understand the role of motivation in performance and how it's influenced by individual expectations and perceptions of equity.

Evaluate strategies to address perceived inequities and the role of procedural justice in organizational decisions.

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Definitions:

Hand-weavers' Guild

An association of artisans skilled in hand weaving, focused on the preservation and advancement of their craft.

Social Identity

An individual's sense of self based on their membership in social groups, such as nationality, religion, gender, ethnicity, influencing their perceptions and interactions.

Maternal Leave

A period of authorized absence from work for a mother before and after giving birth to care for her newborn; also known as maternity leave.

Group Structure

Division of a group into different roles that often differ with respect to status and prestige.