According to Davis and Moore, How Does the Work Done

question 68

Multiple Choice

According to Davis and Moore, how does the work done by a judge compare with the work done by a janitor?

• A) The judge's work is less time-consuming.
• B) The judge's work is more important.
• C) The judge's work is more enduring.
• D) The judge's work is less obvious.

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Definitions:

Groupthink

A psychological phenomenon where the desire for group consensus overrides people's common sense or logical reasoning.

Devil's Advocacy

A technique used in decision making and problem solving that involves taking an opposing viewpoint or position to uncover flaws or test the validity of a proposal.

Dialectical Inquiry

A debate between two opposing sets of recommendations.

Participative Decision Making

A decision-making process where all members of a group are involved in identifying essential decisions and developing strategies to reach them.