Certainly, operational experience is valuable, but if everyone is the same, it may spur group-think instead.
My friends' tragedy and others like it spurred groups like Mothers Against Drunk Driving and Students Against Drunk Driving to lead a campaign to change the public's perspective.
The government's inattention to the region unexpectedly helped spur the group's success.
"Nah, stay together!" one shouted back, and that was enough to spur the group forward as one toward the weekend's greater promise.
But the sighting of the unexplained scar or shadow is enough to spur the group to seek funding to return as soon as possible.
He even earned the symbolic endorsement of the Native American Times newspaper (Oklahoma has the largest number of Native Americans outside California), but has done nothing to spur that group to vote for him.In this section The man who would be king The biggest prize so far John Edwards's cunning ploy Primary colour Whodunnit?
They concluded that kinship and the imperative of the group to survive spurred a group dynamic that included helping one another and deceiving outsiders.
There is much in Villas-Boas's favour: Spurs' group of players is potentially more malleable than Chelsea's was, less likely to dispute decisions such as adopting a high defensive line, more open to fresh ideas and innovations.
Our Los Angeles Spurs group enthusiastically meet weekly at our local, The Greyhound Bar, where 40 to sometimes 200 supporters regularly congregate to chant often saucy but brilliant soccer songs and go a little mental.
A debate has also been raging behind the scenes since summer about whether Brussels will reduce the amount incumbent telecommunications companies can rent out their old fixed-line copper networks as way to spur the groups to invest in new high-speed broadband networks.
Even if only a few individuals in a population use this faulty information to choose strategies, it can spur large groups of social learners to choose poor strategies through informational cascades (Bikhchandani et al. 1992; Morris and Shin 2002).
