Who Were the Main Conductors on the Underground Railroad

question 9

Multiple Choice

Who were the main conductors on the Underground Railroad?

• A) sympathetic plantation owners in the South
• B) freed slaves in the Southwest
• C) free blacks in the North
• D) affluent whites in the North
• E) working-class whites

Recognize the differences in decision-making processes between groups and individuals, including tendencies towards risk-taking or conservatism.

Comprehend the impact of group dynamics on decision-making efficacy, including the effects of shared mental models and groupthink.

Identify the phases and best practices in group decision-making processes.

Analyze the effects of group composition and interaction on problem-solving efficiency and decision accuracy.

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Definitions:

True Group

A collection of individuals who are interdependent in their tasks, have shared objectives, see themselves as a cohesive unit, and are recognized by others as a group.

Collective

A term referring to a group or assembly of individuals who share common interests, goals, or identities, acting as a whole rather than as separate individuals.

Leader

An individual who guides or influences a group towards achieving its objectives, often characterized by the ability to motivate and direct others.

Facets

Different aspects or sides of an object, concept, or phenomenon.