Assigning someone the role of devil's advocate when discussing major alternatives is a way to:
A)prevent groupthink.
B)avoid the role conflict.
C)decrease social loafing.
D)lower role ambiguity.
E)reduce role overload.

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One of Janis' recommendations to prevent groupthink is that someone should be given the role of devil's advocate when discussing major alternatives. This person tries to uncover every conceivable negative factor.

Assigning Someone the Role of Devil's Advocate When Discussing Major