When a decision is made by a participative process considered legitimate by most members, then the group is likely to accept the decision and encourage any reluctant members to help implement the decision.

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Final Answer : True, Explanation :  Participative decision-making processes are generally seen as more legitimate and fair by group members, leading to higher levels of acceptance and a greater willingness among members to support and implement the decision, even if some were initially reluctant.

When a decision is made by a participative process considered legitimate by most members, then the group is likely to accept the decision and encourage any reluctant members to help implement the decision.

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