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The document discusses factors that affect group functionality and decision-making styles. It notes that functionality is subjective and depends on the match between a group's style and an individual's preferred style. A group's style can be autocratic, functional, consensus-based, or specialized by function, while an individual's is based on personality traits like introversion and leadership tendencies. The document concludes by advising groups to discuss their decision-making style and determine if it is effective or needs changing.
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Groupdecisionmaking
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- 3. Functionality is in the eye of the beholder The same group may be perceived as highly functional by one member and highly dysfunctional by another
- 4. Functionality is in the eye of the beholder The key is the match between the group’s style and the individual’s style
- 6. Specialized by Function Marketing Finance Distribution Operations