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Group Polarization in Decision Making by 2300013226 is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The paper investigates Group Polarization Effects in group decision-making, particularly in risk analysis and cost estimation contexts. It finds that while group decisions can become more extreme than individual preferences, diverse preferences among group members can mitigate these polarization effects. The study also outlines a user experiment conducted with 211 participants to analyze these dynamics and suggests methods to counteract decision biases.
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