What is not true about group decision-making?

An added benefit of group decision making  

Explanation:

Group decision-making refers to the technique of making decisions collectively in a group by choosing a best  alternative from the given options/alternative.

Groupthink occurs in a group  when the group motive is to desire for harmony or conformity in the group results which leads to  an irrational or dysfunctional decision outcome.

The answer is Groupthink is not an added benefit of group decision making.

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