1. Explain why individuals have difficulty making good decisions. Concisely discuss three stumbling blocks. Classic decision-making biases/ heuristics should be one you discuss--so explain the concept of biases and describe at least one type of bias. Then, discuss two other potential stumbling blocks. (Hint: Kinicki covers various concepts that can be regarded as potential stumbling blocks.) Cite your sources.

2. Groups can but often don't help us make better decisions. Why don't they help? Focus your answer on the groupthink problem, and structure it in terms of the OPM: What is groupthink (i.e., the process)? Why does it occur (root causes)? Offer three detailed drivers of it. At least one driver should be from the People Frame and one from the Structure Frame. Explicitly draw from at least two valid sources (e.g., lecture, textbook, required article, required video) that you cite to inform your diagnosis.

Reference: https://youtu.be/v2PaZ8Nl2T4, https://youtu.be/LhoLuui9gX8

3. Garvin & Roberto's article calls out the criticality of an inquiry approach to cognitive conflict, and we discussed this capability in class. Describe the process aspect of it: What do group members do when engaging in an inquiry approach to cognitive conflict. Identify four resourcesat least one from each OPM frame (People, Structure, Culture, and Communication Technology)that most groups would probably require to support an inquiry approach to cognitive conflict and explain why you chose them. Cite your sources.