Stohl and Holmes contend that most real-life groups:
A) follow the functional approach.
B) have a prior decision-making history and are embedded within a larger organization.
C) include a combination of promotive, disruptive, and counteractive utterances.
D) have trouble staying on track and setting goals.

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Stohl and Holmes argue that most real-life groups have a prior decision-making history and are embedded within a larger organization, which influences their dynamics and decision-making processes.

Stohl and Holmes Contend That Most Real-Life Groups