A Style of Group Decision Making That Is Characterized by a Greater

question 24

Multiple Choice

A style of group decision making that is characterized by a greater desire among members to get along than to generate and critically evaluate alternative viewpoints and positions,is referred to as

• A) groupthink.
• B) group identity.
• C) group polarization.
• D) social loafing.

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Definitions:

Sporadic Short-term

Characterized by occasional, irregular bouts or occurrences over a brief duration.

Significant Short-term

Pertaining to events or effects that are important or noticeable, but last for a relatively brief period.

Subliminal Messages

Signals or messages embedded in other media, designed to pass below the normal limits of perception.

Cornea

The transparent front part of the eye that covers the iris, pupil, and anterior chamber, contributing most of the eye's focusing power.