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Frost2351

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Decisions should be made by one group member when
 
  a. Time does not allow for a group decision
  b. Group members are extremely dissimilar
  c. Group members cannot reach agreement
  d. Never  all group members should be involved at all times

Question 2

A major problem with decision by the expert is
 
  a. The group always knows more than the expert
  b. Determining who the expert is
  c. Overestimating the power of the expert
  d. It takes too long



nguyenhoanhat

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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

B



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