Research by Woolley and Colleagues (2008)suggest That When It Comes

question 93

Multiple Choice

Research by Woolley and colleagues (2008) suggest that when it comes to expertise and planning,

• A) groups with experts can typically get away with not planning their strategy ahead of time, with little adverse effect on performance.
• B) groups that create a clear plan for how to address a problem don't enjoy any extra benefits from having experts as members.
• C) expertise is much more important than planning when it comes to group performance.
• D) None of these

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