Which of the following is a problem that occurs when a decision-making group has too much cohesiveness?
A)groupthink
B)backbiting
C)parading
D)norming
E)probing

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When a decision-making group has too much cohesiveness, they may engage in groupthink, which is a phenomenon where the group prioritizes harmony and agreement over critical thinking and decision-making. This can lead to poor decision-making and a lack of consideration of alternative viewpoints. Backbiting, parading, norming, and probing are not necessarily problems that arise from high cohesiveness.

Which of the Following Is a Problem That Occurs When