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FactorsContributingto Group Cohesiveness , Group Decision
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advanced knowledge on successful negotiation methods ... they will learnto influencemanage group decision making
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the factorsinfluencingthe group decision - making process
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three rules majority - wins rule , truth - wins rule , and first - shift rule(passive) is largely influenced byGroup decision - making
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how different people within a teamcan influencegroup decisions
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his or her thinking and actionsinfluenceshis or her thinking and actions
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to increased conflicts , consequently delayed decision making processcan leadto increased conflicts , consequently delayed decision making process
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to sub - optimized decisionsleadingto sub - optimized decisions
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to overall objectivesleadingto overall objectives
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the direction the group takes as whole and therefore get to apply the wisdom and perspective they uniquely possesscan influencethe direction the group takes as whole and therefore get to apply the wisdom and perspective they uniquely possess
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to higher member satisfactionusually leadsto higher member satisfaction
to quicker project deliverycontributeto quicker project delivery
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