A Group Pressure Phenomenon That Increases the Risk of the Group

question 1

Short Answer

A group pressure phenomenon that increases the risk of the group making flawed decisions by allowing reductions in mental efficiency and moral judgment is called _______________.

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Definitions:

Procedural Knowledge

Describes the often unconscious, nondeclarative knowledge of how to do things that underlies many physical skills.

Knot Tying

The act of securely fastening or binding objects together using rope, string, or another flexible material through various techniques and loops.

Autobiographical Knowledge

Refers to a person's memory of personal experiences and events, including the times, places, emotions, and other contextual who, what, when, where, and why details of one's life.