How Do Computerized Group Support Systems Help Minimize the Potential

question 67

Multiple Choice

How do computerized group support systems help minimize the potential for groupthink?

• A) By providing more power to the leader of the group
• B) By allowing group members to raise concerns anonymously
• C) By focusing the attention of group members on their relationships with one another
• D) By increasing the cohesiveness of the group

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Definitions:

Reflexes

Automatic and involuntary responses to stimuli, which are innate and occur without conscious thought.

Babbling

An infant’s repetition of certain syllables, such as ba-ba-ba, that begins when babies are between 6 and 9 months old.

Cooing

A phase in early language development characterized by the production of soft, vowel-like sounds by infants, often seen as a precursor to babbling.

Primary Means

The main or most direct method or tool used to achieve a goal or fulfill a function.