In a mature group, conflict is usually over
A) who will be the leader.
B) personalities.
C) substantive issues such as goals.
D) ethical interpretations.
E) emotional issues.

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In a mature group, the members have already established good working relationships and resolved personality conflicts. The focus is on achieving goals and addressing substantive issues related to the group's mission or purpose. Ethical interpretations and emotional issues may arise, but they are less likely to cause conflict than substantive issues. The issue of leadership may arise, but in a mature group, there are likely established processes for selecting or rotating leaders, so it is less of a source of conflict.

In a Mature Group, Conflict Is Usually Over