When Members of a Group Are Friendly and Tight-Knit but Unable

question 116

Multiple Choice

When members of a group are friendly and tight-knit but unable to disagree enough to properly appraise alternatives, they are said to be experiencing

• A)paradigm paralysis.
• B)groupthink.
• C)social loafing.
• D)the dialectic method.
• E)devil's advocacy.

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