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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Definitions:

Absorption

A psychological state of being fully engrossed or deeply involved in something, to the point of being oblivious to surrounding distractions.

Motivated Behaviors

Actions driven by internal desires and goals, reflecting an individual's needs, aspirations, or objectives.

Personal Causation

An individual's perception of their capability to influence or produce effects in their life.

Extrinsic Motive

An external incentive for behavior, such as rewards or punishments, that influences one's actions.