Studies comparing anonymous (computer) groups with non-anonymous groups find that anonymous (computer) groups:
A) generated fewer unique ideas
B) had lower levels of participation
C) were more critical
D) were more satisfied

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Studies comparing anonymous (computer) groups with non-anonymous groups have found that anonymous groups tended to be more critical, likely due to reduced social inhibition in not having to face social consequences for expressing critical opinions. However, anonymous groups did not necessarily have lower levels of participation or generate fewer unique ideas, and satisfaction levels varied depending on the study.

Studies Comparing Anonymous (Computer) Groups with Non-Anonymous Groups Find That