A group's context refers to
A)the ideas,information,opinions,claims,and/or feelings expressed by group members.
B)the media through which group members share messages.
C)the verbal and/or nonverbal responses from members.
D)the group's physical and psychosocial environment.
E)the group's ability to solve conflict.

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The group's context refers to the physical and psychosocial environment in which the group operates, including factors such as location, time, culture, norms, and values. This context can have a significant impact on the group's dynamics, communication, decision-making process, and overall success. Option A refers to the group's content, while options B and C refer to the communication process. Option E refers to the group's problem-solving skills, which are also important but not directly related to the group's context.

A Group's Context Refers to