Divisible versus a Unitary task is defined as:
divisible tasks are those that can be broken down into different subtasks performed by individual members, whereas unitary tasks are those in which no division of labor is feasible;
performance on unitary tasks depends on how group members' outputs are combined to reach a joint decision
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