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Research has favored cooperative learning in cases where two essential conditions are met. First, there must be some kind of recognition or small reward provided to groups that do well so that group members can see that it is in their interest to help their group-mates learn. What is the second essential condition?
A) Group accountability
B) Individual accountability
C) Whole-class accountability
D) Teacher accountability

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