An Overly Cohesive Group That Avoids Challenging One Another's Ideas

question 68

Multiple Choice

An overly cohesive group that avoids challenging one another's ideas is likely to experience

• A) substantive conflict.
• B) groupthink.
• C) affective conflict.
• D) shared leadership.

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Definitions:

Reinforcers

Stimuli, events, or conditions that increase the likelihood of a behavior being repeated.

Self-Modification Program

A self-directed plan designed to change one's behavior or habits through a structured process of self-observation, goal-setting, and reinforcement.

Positive Reinforcement

In behaviorism, a process by which the likelihood of a specific behavior is increased through the use of a reward following the desired behavior.

Empirical

Empirical refers to information acquired by observation or experimentation, basing knowledge on empirical evidence is foundational in science.