In Decision-Making, the Presence of _____ Can Lead to Deadlock

question 158

Multiple Choice

In decision-making, the presence of _____ can lead to deadlock, which can delay taking necessary action.

• A)too many alternatives
• B)groupthink
• C)group cohesiveness
• D)the low-ball effect

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Definitions:

Participant Action Research

A methodology in social research where researchers actively engage and collaborate with participants in the research process to effect change.

Recommendations

Suggestions or proposals offered with the aim of advising or guiding actions and decisions.

Trained Researchers

Individuals who have undergone specific training to conduct scholarly or scientific investigations in a methodical and systematic manner.

Theoretical Framework

A structure of assumptions, principles, and rules that holds together the ideas comprising a broad concept, guiding research by providing a context for understanding findings.