Consensus comes about when
A) every member agrees completely on the decision.
B) group members generally accept a decision and then give it their support.
C) group conformity reaches a peak.
D) group members practice individual decision making.

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Consensus is reached when group members generally accept a decision and then give it their support, even if they may not agree with it completely. It does not require every member to agree completely, as in option A, nor does it necessarily indicate high levels of group conformity, as in option C. Individual decision making, as in option D, is not a characteristic of consensus.

Consensus Comes About When