The Use of Unlimited Debate in the Senate to Obstruct

question 31

Multiple Choice

The use of unlimited debate in the Senate to obstruct legislation is called

• A) "advice and consent."
• B) cloture.
• C) gerrymandering.
• D) filibustering.
• E) pigeonholing.

Identify and differentiate between various types of work groups based on ethnic and cultural backgrounds.

Comprehend the importance of competence and morality norms in decision-making within work groups.

Recognize possible drawbacks and benefits of diversity within work groups.

Understand the characteristics and importance of work teams, including leadership and accountability aspects.

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Definitions:

Risky Shift

The phenomenon where groups make riskier decisions than individuals would, due to the diffusion of responsibility and other factors.

Decision Polarization

The phenomenon where a group's decisions become more extreme than the individual members' initial positions, often after a discussion or deliberation process.

Deindividuation

A psychological state in which an individual loses self-awareness and self-restraint, often in group settings.

Social Compliance

The act of adhering to the rules, standards, or laws of society or a specific group, often to fit in or be accepted by the group.