Research on Information Processing in Groups Suggests That

question 27

Multiple Choice

Research on information processing in groups suggests that

• A) if the individuals who comprise the group are prone to rely on a particular heuristic, the group will be even less likely to use this heuristic.
• B) if the individuals who comprise the group are prone to rely on a particular heuristic, the group will be even more likely to use this heuristic.
• C) regardless of the information-processing propensities of individual group members, groups are less likely than individuals to rely on heuristics.
• D) regardless of the information-processing propensities of individual group members, groups are more likely than individuals to rely on heuristics.

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