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When a majority of team members must agree before a decision is reached _____.Asome team m

When a majority of team members must agree before a decision is reached _____.

A some team members may become alienated

B future group effectiveness may become damaged.

C the PM may lose credibility

D the project manager will most likely have to utilize a conflict resolution technique

E All of the above.

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