Groupthink Refers to

question 97

Multiple Choice

Groupthink refers to

• A) the willingness of individual group members to withhold contrary or unpopular opinions, even when those objections are legitimate, and to go along with majority opinion.
• B) the four-step decision-making process in groups.
• C) software programs that help groups make decisions.
• D) the basic rules that underlie a group's behavior.
• E) putting others first instead of being selfish.

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Definitions:

Material Experiences

The sensory and perceptual interactions individuals have with physical objects in their environment.

Revolutionary Potential

The capacity or possibility within a society or group to undertake significant, radical change, especially in its social and political structures.

Identity Politics

Political stances or movements that emphasize the interests, concerns, and perspectives of specific social groups often defined by race, gender, sexual orientation, or religion.

Social Movements

Collective, organized efforts by groups of people to promote or resist change in society based on shared interests or values.