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Based on the research of Irving Janis, if you want to prevent group think from occurring in groups that you are working in, you should
A) insulate the group from expert opinion.
B) encourage dissent within the group.
C) make sure the group is highly cohesive.
D) rely on a strongly directed leader.
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Great answer, thank you.
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