Groupthink can hinder critical thinking and decisionmaking from "summary" of Social Psychology by John R. Eiser,J. Richard Eiser
Groupthink is a phenomenon where group members prioritize consensus and harmony over critical thinking and decision-making. This can lead to a lack of diversity in viewpoints and a tendency to overlook potential risks and alternatives. When individuals in a group conform to the majority opinion to avoid conflict or maintain cohesion, they may suppress dissenting opinions and fail to thoroughly evaluate all available information.
In a groupthink scenario, members may feel pressure to conform to the dominant perspective, even if they have doubts or reservations. This can result in a narrowing of focus and a failure to consider alternative perspectives or creative solutions. As a result, critical thinking is hindered, and the group may make decisions b...
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