A Group That Is Initially Divided in Its Members' Opinions

question 94

Multiple Choice

A group that is initially divided in its members' opinions on an issue is unlikely to experience group polarization. Why?

• A) Participants will experience a great deal of diffusion of responsibility.
• B) Participants will receive a great deal of social acceptance and praise for the positions they take.
• C) The group discussion will bring out strong arguments on both sides of the issue.
• D) They will engage in groupthink.

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