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The potential for conflict in group decision making LEAST LIKELY arises from ________.

The potential for conflict in group decision making LEAST LIKELY arises from ________.

▸ group members advocating alternatives that promote their self-interests

▸ members viewing and responding to opportunities or problems in different ways

▸ similar backgrounds in education and experience shared by group members

▸ the differences in the knowledge, skills, and expertise of group members

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Understanding and Managing Organizational Behavior

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Authors: George, Jones

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