Two of the Pioneers of the Concept of Group Decision

question 9

Multiple Choice

Two of the pioneers of the concept of group decision making that has become a central concept in OB are

• A) Kurt Lewin and Margaret Mead.
• B) Woodrow Wilson and Margaret Mead
• C) Frederick Taylor and Henry Ford.
• D) Woodrow Wilson and Kurt Lewin.
• E) Henri Fayol and Frederick Taylor.

Recognize various biases such as the framing bias, and how they affect decision-making processes.

Understand the benefits of shared knowledge within teams for problem-solving and efficiency.

Grasp the challenges and solutions related to the common information effect in team settings.

Comprehend the concept and advantages of high adaptive capacity in teams.

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