Group Decision-Making Processes and Theories

This exam investigates the theories and processes related to group decision-making. Candidates will discuss key models such as consensus decision-making, groupthink, and the Delphi technique, focusing on how these frameworks influence outcomes.

Effective decision-making within groups is critical for achieving desired objectives and promoting collaboration. Understanding the intricacies of group decision-making processes can facilitate better outcomes in organizational and community settings.

Assessment will center on the ability to articulate decision-making theories and the implications of different processes on group outcomes. Candidates will be expected to critically analyze case studies and present their findings verbally.

To prepare, students should engage in discussions about notable decision-making scenarios in various group contexts. This will help develop their analytical skills and enhance verbal presentation during the examination.