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:

Third-Party Intervention

A process in which an external individual or entity gets involved in a conflict or negotiation to assist the parties in reaching a resolution, often used in mediation and dispute resolution contexts.

Mediator

A neutral third party that assists in resolving conflicts or disputes between other parties through facilitation and negotiation.

Arbitrator

An independent third party who is appointed to resolve a dispute between two parties by making a decision that is binding on both.

Task Interdependence

The degree to which the work performed by one individual or group affects the work of another individual or group.