Someone who argues against the decision being contemplated, allowing the rationale for the decision to be checked is a:
A) collaborator.
B) group facilitator.
C) devil's advocate.
D) group-thinker.

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A devil's advocate is someone who raises objections or arguments against an idea in order to stimulate debate and test the strength of the idea being considered. This allows the rationale for the decision to be checked and helps prevent group-think, where a group may make a decision without enough critical evaluation. A collaborator works together with others to achieve a common goal, a group facilitator guides group discussions, and a group-thinker is a negative term referring to a group that uncritically accepts ideas without considering alternatives.

Someone Who Argues Against the Decision Being Contemplated, Allowing the Rationale