Research on Brainstorming in Groups Demonstrates That

question 53

Multiple Choice

Research on brainstorming in groups demonstrates that

• A) people brainstorming together produce fewer and less effective ideas than those brainstorming individually.
• B) people believe that the ideas generated in group brainstorming sessions are not as good as those generated by individuals.
• C) group brainstorming can be enhanced by production blocking.
• D) people feel more comfortable expressing unusual ideas in group brainstorming sessions.

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