Under what conditions is it more probable to accept higher risks in decision-making?
RISKY SHIFT
Risky shift related to group dynamics. It is the tendency to accept higher risks when acting as part of a group than as an individual. Decisions made by a group are more risky than the average decision made by individual group members. Risky shift can be dangerous in the flight deck.
There are two potential explanations for "risky shift":
- Responsibility for any negative outcomes resulting from risky decisions is spread or diluted among all group members.
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Individuals with strong risk-taking tendencies often assume leadership roles within the group due to their dominant and persuasive nature, exerting disproportionate influence over other members.
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