In Research Reported by Richard Hackman, Which of the Following

question 29

Multiple Choice

In research reported by Richard Hackman, which of the following was found concerning the use of a planning session in working groups?

• A) Planning was not generally useful.
• B) Planning was always useful.
• C) Planning was useful, but only if the groups were diverse.
• D) Planning was useful for tasks in which information had to be shared among group members, but was not useful on tasks in which information did not need to be shared.

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