The Fact That Group Decisions Are Frequently Less Cautious Than

question 33

Multiple Choice

The fact that group decisions are frequently less cautious than the initial decisions made by the individuals can be ascribed to:

• A) the group effect
• B) the minimum probability effect
• C) the let's-go-down-together effect
• D) the risky shift effect
• E) none of the above

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Local Market

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