Groupthink Refers to the Tendency of Members in Highly Cohesive

question 7

True/False

Groupthink refers to the tendency of members in highly cohesive groups to lose their critical evaluative capabilities resulting in quick decision making with little consideration of alternatives.

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Definitions:

Sherifs

Refers to Muzafer Sherif, a social psychologist known for his work on social norms and the Robbers Cave Experiment on intergroup conflict and cooperation.

Appeasement

A conflict resolution strategy where one party attempts to pacify another by conceding to their demands, often to avoid conflict.

Competition

A situation in which individuals or entities strive against each other to achieve a goal that cannot be shared.

Cooperative Reactions

Actions undertaken by individuals or groups that are designed to work together in a mutually beneficial manner.