Which of the following is NOT a benefit of maintaining small groups, as opposed to larger groups?
A) Individual effort is higher in small groups.
B) Individuals are more likely to think that their own work is important in small groups.
C) Individuals are less likely to encounter conflict and coordination problems in small groups.
D) Individuals are more likely to hear better ideas in small groups.

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Small groups facilitate higher individual effort, a stronger sense of importance of one's work, and fewer conflicts and coordination problems. However, the size of a group does not inherently determine the quality of ideas generated; thus, hearing better ideas is not a guaranteed benefit of smaller groups.

Which of the Following Is NOT a Benefit of Maintaining