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    Someone Who Argues Against the Decision Being Contemplated, Allowing the Rationale
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Someone Who Argues Against the Decision Being Contemplated, Allowing the Rationale

Question 36

Question 36

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Someone who argues against the decision being contemplated, allowing the rationale for the decision to be checked is a:


A) collaborator.
B) group facilitator.
C) devil's advocate.
D) group-thinker.

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