Hirokawa and Gouran are particularly wary of:
A) over rationalizing the decision-making process.
B) neglecting the historical and institutional functions.
C) gut feelings unsupported by reasonable evidence.
D) groups whose tasks have positive biases.

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Hirokawa and Gouran emphasize the importance of reasonable evidence in decision-making, thus they are wary of relying on gut feelings that lack such evidence.

Hirokawa and Gouran Are Particularly Wary Of