Susan Often Defends Unpopular or Opposing Alternatives for the Sake

question 41

Multiple Choice

Susan often defends unpopular or opposing alternatives for the sake of argument when discussing an issue. Susan is demonstrating

• A)dialectical inquiry.
• B)devil's advocacy.
• C)groupthink.
• D)confirmation bias.
• E)organizational learning.

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Definitions:

Inefficiencies

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Price Subsidy

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Quantity Control

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