Many work and school groups now include members for whom English is a second language. Which of the following statements about such groups is supported by research?
A) Cohesiveness is not compromised as long as individuals interact actively.
B) Members tend to become impatient with each other, and cohesion breaks down.
C) Most English-as-a-second-language members become withdrawn, and major decisions are made without them.
D) Multiple-language groups make superior decisions compared with single-language groups.

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Research suggests that cohesiveness is not compromised as long as individuals interact actively, regardless of their proficiency in English. This can be achieved through effective communication strategies such as clear and concise language, active listening, and encouraging participation from all group members.

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