Which statement describes the primary difference between group and individual decision making, besides the number of individuals involved? Note: Credit will be given only if all correct choices and no incorrect choices are selected. Select all that apply.
A) A decision made by a group is often better than a decision made by one person.
B) A decision made by an individual results in greater commitment.
C) Groups can provide more input into the process.
D) A decision made by a group can create a greater obligation to achieve results.
E) Routine decisions are more often made by individuals.

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1. Decisions made by groups are often better than those made by individuals because there is more input into the process.
2. There is no evidence to support that a decision made by an individual results in greater commitment.
3. Decisions made by groups are often better than those made by individuals because there is more input into the process.
4. The peer pressure of a group can create a greater commitment or feeling of obligation to achieve results.
5. Routine decisions are often made by individuals, with no group input necessary.

Which Statement Describes the Primary Difference Between Group and Individual