Question

Julio is a directive leader of a highly cohesive student group on campus. When discussing important policy decisions, the group will be at greatest risk for groupthink if it is: Group of answer choices "We have been in agreement on matters in the past and I hope that will continue." "Joe, why don't you play devil's advocate and challenge the course of action most of us seem to prefer

Answer 1

Answer: Disagree with the majority viewpoints

Step-by-step explanation:

Julio is understood to disagree with the majority of the group due to her views always appear abstract and far different from the other members in the group. So when discussing policies, her opinions are taking with not much heavy consideration due to how she sees things.