In the context of using groups to improve decision making, which of the following is a difference between c-type conflict and a-type conflict?
A) Unlike a-type conflict, c-type conflict undermines team effectiveness.
B) Unlike c-type conflict, a-type conflict often results in anger and resentment.
C) Unlike c-type conflict statements, a-type conflict statements focus on issues and ideas.
D) Unlike a-type conflict, c-type conflict refers to the emotional reactions that can occur when disagreements become personal.

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C-type conflict is cognitive and focuses on issues and ideas, leading to better decision-making, while A-type conflict is affective and often results in anger and resentment, undermining team effectiveness.

In the Context of Using Groups to Improve Decision Making