The Sense of "We-Ness" That Overrides Individual Differences and Motives

question 92

Multiple Choice

The sense of "we-ness" that overrides individual differences and motives is called:

• A) Group coherence
• B) Group cohesiveness
• C) Groupthink
• D) Peer pressure
• E) Stereotyping

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Definitions:

Genetic Disorder

A disease or condition caused by an abnormality in an individual's DNA, which can be inherited from parents or result from a gene mutation.

Reversibility

The cognitive ability to understand that actions can be reversed, returning to the original state, a concept central to Piaget's theory of cognitive development.

Divergent Thinking

An approach or technique employed to stimulate creative thinking by considering numerous potential answers.

Encoding

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