basic assumption underlying the definition of groupthink is that (A) more reasonable decisions are made by groups than by individuals (B) group members desire peace and harmony within the group (C) group members are primarily interested in their own advancement within the group (D) decisions made by groups of people tend to be more extreme than those made by individuals (E) leadership positions within a group should be rotated among all members

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8 April, 06:12

basic assumption underlying the definition of groupthink is that (A) more reasonable decisions are made by groups than by individuals (B) group members desire peace and harmony within the group (C) group members are primarily interested in their own advancement within the group (D) decisions made by groups of people tend to be more extreme than those made by individuals (E) leadership positions within a group should be rotated among all members

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Lena Hicks · Answer 1

(B). Group members desire peace and harmony within the group.

Explanation:

Groupthink is a situation that occurs when members of a group settle for a less than ideal solution or option, instead of coming up with the best possible solution, because they want to maintain peace and harmony within the group.

In this case, the group members tend to accept an opinion even when they do not really agree with it.