Erika and some of her fellow board members are very conservative when it comes to fiscal matters. One day, Erika is at a board meeting when the idea of investing in high-risk, high-yield ventures is discussed. Those who support the plan dominate the discussion and in the end, the group endorses the decision when few of the board members would endorse such a decision individually. The group's decision is an example of: Question 7 options: the scarcity heuristic the common knowledge effect social loafing the risky shift phenomenon