Groups May Make Extensive Claims and Demands on Individual Members

question 41

Multiple Choice

Groups may make extensive claims and demands on individual members because:

• A) individuals are generally uncomfortable making decisions on their own.
• B) group members feel coerced to conform.
• C) individuals feel that their happiness or welfare is dependent upon the group.
• D) social control is usually completely absent in small groups.

Analyze the relationship between investment in essential skills training and productivity, absenteeism, and turnover.

Comprehend the specific benefits of essential skills training for employees.

Understand the legal and operational requirements for specialized training such as health and safety, and ethics.

Identify best practices in organizational training programs to improve ethical behavior, diversity inclusion, and harassment prevention.

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