Decision by authority rule is being used when two or three people can dominate the majority or railroad the majority into agreeing to a solution.

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Final Answer : False, Explanation :  Decision by authority rule typically involves a single person or a defined leadership group making a decision on behalf of the whole, without necessarily requiring consensus or majority agreement.

Decision by authority rule is being used when two or three people can dominate the majority or "railroad" the majority into agreeing to a solution.

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