Group Think Is Most Likely to Occur in Policy-Making Settings

question 6

Multiple Choice

Group think is most likely to occur in policy-making settings when:

• A) you attempt to work with a multidisciplinary group.
• B) all group members see things in the same way.
• C) questions of social equity are being discussed.
• D) professional conflicts and animosities are swept under the table.

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Definitions:

Puff of Air

A brief blast or gust of air, often used in experimental contexts to test sensory sensitivity or as a form of stimulus.

Blinking

The rapid closing and opening of the eyelid, a reflex action to protect the eye from irritants and help spread tears over the surface.

CR

A term that could refer to several concepts depending on the context, such as Conditioned Response in behavioral psychology, indicating a learned response to a previously neutral stimulus.

Salivating

The production and release of saliva in the mouth, often in response to the anticipation of food, through a reflex action.