Each of the following are effective interventions to defeat the common information effect,EXCEPT:
A)leaders asking questions and repeat unshared/shared information.
B)prediscussion polling.
C)approach the task as a problem to be solved,rather than a judgment to be made.
D)build trust and familiarity among team members.

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"Prediscussion polling" is not an effective intervention to defeat the common information effect. This is because prediscussion polling can reinforce the known information that may already be biased, leading to an amplification of the common information effect. The other options listed (A, C, and D) are all effective interventions to defeat the common information effect.

Each of the Following Are Effective Interventions to Defeat the Common