Strongly Cohesive Groups May Assume That Their Decisions Can't Be

question 27

Multiple Choice

Strongly cohesive groups may assume that their decisions can't be incorrect and to put pressure on all group members to strongly support the group's decisions.This is known as .

• A)a social dilemma
• B)groupthink
• C)deindividuation

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Definitions:

Stress Level

The degree of strain or pressure individuals feel in response to various situations.

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A person's personal evaluation of their own joy and welfare.

ANOVA Model

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F Statistic

A ratio used in an analysis of variance test that determines the significance of groups’ differences in an experimental design.