Group Dynamics Decision Making When people must make important decisions, they turn to groups. We generally feel that a group's decision will be superior to an individual's decisions, and take comfort knowing that many minds have examined the questions. Groups, however, don't always make good decisions. Juries sometimes render verdicts that run counter to the evidence presented.
Community groups take radical stances on issues before thinking through all the ramifications.
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