Not Having the Group Leader State His/her Own Position in the Decision

question 54

Multiple Choice

Not having the group leader state his/her own position in the decision making process, and having the group leader promote open discussion and encourage group members to speak are ways to reduce the effects of:

• A) social loafing
• B) social inhibition
• C) evaluation apprehension
• D) groupthink

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