The Tendency for Groups to Make Decisions That Are More

question 31

Multiple Choice

The tendency for groups to make decisions that are more extreme than individuals is called

• A)group coordination.
• B)group polarization.
• C)group cohesion.
• D)groupthink.

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Definitions:

The Looking-glass Self

A sociological concept suggesting that an individual's self-concept is shaped by how they perceive others view them, acting as a social mirror.

The I and the Me

A concept in sociology that describes the individual's perception of themselves (the "I") and the social self as perceived by others (the "Me").

Role-taking

The process of assuming the perspective of another person to understand their thoughts, feelings, or actions, a concept in social psychology.

Peer Involvement

The active participation or engagement of individuals within a peer group, often influencing behaviors, attitudes, or learning.