Asked by Luisa Delos Reyes on Jul 14, 2024
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After a group discussion, group members tend to make decisions that are ________ the positions of individual members before discussion.
A) more risky than
B) more conservative than
C) equal to the average risk of
D) more risky or more conservative than
E) less risky or less conservative than
Group Discussion
A form of collaborative verbal interaction among individuals aimed at sharing information, solving problems, or making decisions.
- Comprehend the variables contributing to poor judgment, including stress and the nature of group relations.
Verified Answer
KA
Karynn AdamsJul 17, 2024
Final Answer :
D
Explanation :
This phenomenon is known as group polarization, where after discussing as a group, members often make decisions that are either more extreme towards risk or conservatism than their initial individual positions. This means the group's decision can swing more strongly in either direction, depending on the initial leanings and the nature of the discussion.
Learning Objectives
- Comprehend the variables contributing to poor judgment, including stress and the nature of group relations.