The Likelihood of "Boundary Spanning" Leading to Devaluation of Inputs

question 38

True/False

The likelihood of "boundary spanning" leading to devaluation of inputs from "outsiders" is greater when the team becomes more cohesive.

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Definitions:

Graduated Amnesia

A hypothetical or not commonly used term that may refer to the progressive loss of memory.

Suggestibility

The quality of being inclined to accept and act on the suggestions of others, often studied in the context of memory and eye-witness testimony.

Transience

The state or quality of being transient, specifically referring to the tendency of memories to become less accessible over time.

Recognition

Recognition in psychology refers to the ability to identify previously encountered events, objects, or people, which is one aspect of memory.