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Social & Emotional InfluenceMember ingredient
Groupthink
Groupthink is a disputed model in which concurrence-seeking is proposed to narrow information and critical evaluation in some cohesive decision groups.
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Checked source previewAcademic paper
Organizational Tonypandy: Lessons from a Quarter Century of the Groupthink Phenomenon
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- What it supports
- They argued that empirical support remained remarkably limited and that textbooks and articles often presented a disputed model as fact.
- Where it may not transfer
- This intentionally adversarial review represents one side of an active theoretical dispute. It should be read beside more supportive appraisals and does not show that dissent suppression never occurs.
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