Through our various experiences, we know that we produce more and better ideas in groups than when we are alone. This belief is:

A) only true of cohesive groups.
B) more commonly known as brainstorming.
C) an illusion of group effectivity.
D) due to production matching.

Brainstorming

Uninhibited generation of as many ideas as possible in a group, in order to enhance group creativity.

Illusion of Group Effectivity

The belief that a group is more effective or productive than it actually is, often due to overestimation of group capabilities.

Cohesive Groups

Groups characterized by strong bonds among members, leading to increased loyalty, uniformity, and efficiency in achieving common goals.