Generally speaking, when we consider group size, ____________________________________________
A) bigger is usually better because it provides more diverse opinions
B) even rather than odd numbers of participants are preferred and helpful
C) the optimum size is the smallest number of people capable of achieving the goal
D) any group should consist of at least 30 people

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The optimum size of a group is the smallest number of people capable of achieving the goal. This is because larger groups may lead to communication and coordination issues, as well as potential social loafing where some members may not contribute as much. Odd or even numbers do not necessarily make a significant difference, and there is no set minimum or maximum number of participants for a group.

Generally Speaking, When We Consider Group Size, ____________________________________________