Devil's advocacy
A) involves one group member being responsible for questioning the assumptions of a plan.
B) is vulnerable to the group-think phenomenon.
C) results in unproductive conflict.
D) is simpler than the expert approach.
E) results in a final plan that is a combination of a plan and a counterplan.

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Devil's advocacy involves one group member taking on the role of questioning the assumptions of a plan, which can ultimately result in a more well-rounded and carefully considered final plan. This approach allows for the group to consider potential flaws or weaknesses in the plan and address them before implementing it.

Devil's Advocacy