Unanimity refers to a situation where all participants in a decision-making process fully agree on a particular decision or outcome. It is often seen as an ideal in collective decision-making, ensuring cohesion and complete consensus, but can be difficult to achieve in practice due to diverse perspectives and interests.

Unanimity

The decision-making process is a systematic approach to making choices by identifying options, evaluating them, and selecting the most suitable one based on set criteria. It involves a blend of intuition and analytical thinking to achieve optimal outcomes in complex situations.

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ideal in collective decision-making

Cohesion refers to the degree to which the elements of a module or system work together as a whole, enhancing its functionality and maintainability. High cohesion typically results in more robust, understandable, and reusable code or systems, as each component is focused on a single task or closely related tasks.

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Diverse perspectives encompass the inclusion and consideration of varied viewpoints, experiences, and backgrounds in decision-making and problem-solving processes. This approach enhances creativity, innovation, and understanding by leveraging the richness of different cultural, social, and individual insights.

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