Group Decisions Are Generally Less Accurate Than the Judgments of the Most

question 71

True/False

Group decisions are generally less accurate than the judgments of the most accurate individual in the group.

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Definitions:

Death Instincts

In Freudian psychology, innate drives or impulses leading towards aggression, self-destruction, and death, opposed to life-sustaining instincts.

Human Instincts

Innate, typically fixed patterns of behavior in animals or humans in response to certain stimuli.

Repression

A defense mechanism where unwanted or discomforting thoughts and memories are unconsciously pushed from the conscious mind.

Denial

A defense mechanism whereby individuals refuse to acknowledge reality or facts, often as a way to protect themselves from uncomfortable emotions or truths.