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Groupthink

Groupthink meaning

A process of reasoning or decision-making by a group, especially one characterized by uncritical acceptance of or conformity to a perceived majority view.

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Groupthink is a theme with Reich, who has a wealth of familiar experience at his disposal.

Groupthink is the affliction of those who ought to be — and often think of themselves as — the least vulnerable to it.

Individuals can better overcome confirmation bias, groupthink and the availability heuristic (judging the likelihood of an event based on recall of similar events) by understanding and questioning their assumptions and beliefs.

It’s called groupthink, and in most cases, it’s not the best.

Those that avoided the temptation of groupthink were richly rewarded.

Who in your workplace is a victim of groupthink, or is it even you?

We may be succumbing to groupthink.

But when her son’s attitude darkens and he begins displaying some radical groupthink sentiments, she begins to fear the thing and shares her concerns with fellow researcher Ben Whishaw.

He can critique the art world all he wants, but his own career remains the clearest example of the circle-jerking groupthink that elevates a name and a couple signature touches to a seven-figure price tag.

Groupthink is antithetical to democracy which thrives on a vibrant marketplace of ideas.

He touched on the aspect of groupthink, and how different opinions are essential for the working of a business.

I try to stay even keel and try to avoid falling into the groupthink when a sensational story drops.

President Trump angers the leftists who would dictate how we live when he doesn’t fall for the emotional groupthink.

A lot of it is groupthink, largely fueled by what has been called the politics of language.

But while he evens up the sides by counterbalancing McIntyre, groupthink among fans it that Ambrose will turn heel on Rollins.

Chatterati groupthink can’t make up its mind what it thinks about that.

I fear that when groupthink becomes a media legislation of free speech, and a social media jury to convict anyone, it is no longer an American process, which is a due process.

If these groups are allowed to grow and get bigger through groupthink, society will suffer.

It has encouraged groupthink, hypocrisy, division, stereotyping, resentment and the acceptance of victimhood mentality.

Kirk demanding that his activists "don't publicly go after allies" is pretty funny considering all his bitching about "groupthink" pic.