Multiple advocacy is like the devil's advocate approach except that ________.
A) more than one opposing view is presented
B) disagreement in group decisions is minimum
C) multiple corporations are involved in decision making
D) disagreement in group decisions do not exist

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Multiple advocacy involves presenting more than one opposing view, so option A is the correct choice. Option B and D are incorrect because they both suggest there is no disagreement in group decisions, which is not necessarily true in multiple advocacy. Option C is also incorrect because it suggests multiple corporations are involved in decision making, which is not necessarily the case in multiple advocacy.

Multiple Advocacy Is Like the Devil's Advocate Approach Except That