Competition for Resources Is More Destructive When Groups Compete Rather

question 22

Multiple Choice

Competition for resources is more destructive when groups compete rather than individuals. This is because:

• A) of social facilitation.
• B) of the cumulative impact that additional group members have.
• C) the commons dilemma is involved.
• D) ethnocentric actions are more potent than self-interest.

Understand the significance of physical setup and arrangements in conveying communicational messages.

Comprehend the importance and practice of active listening in a managerial context.

Understand the study of time (chronemics) in communication.

Recognize the significance of paraverbal cues in communication.

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Definitions:

Groupthink

A psychological phenomenon where the desire for harmony in a decision-making group results in an irrational or dysfunctional decision outcome.

Organizational Communication

The process of creating, exchanging, and interpreting messages within a network of interdependent entities.

Approaches

Refers to the different methods or strategies adopted in tackling problems, tasks, or studies in various fields.

Communication Process

The transfer and understanding of meaning between individuals or groups, involving a sender, message, medium, receiver, and feedback.