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| What distinguishes groupthink from group polarization? |
Groupthink is characterized by the tendency of groups to prioritize harmony and conformity over critical thinkings, while group polarization involves the intensification of individual opinions leading to extreme decisions. Groupthink refers to the tendency of groups to make decisions that are more extreme, while group polarization emphasizes the importance of consensus within a group. Groupthink occurs when groups prioritize critical thinking, while group polarization focuses on maintaining harmony and conformity. Groupthink leads to a balanced decision-making process, while group polarization often results in flawed decision-making. |
| Groupthink is characterized by the tendency of groups to prioritize harmony and conformity over critical thinkings, while group polarization involves the intensification of individual opinions leading to extreme decisions. |
| Groupthink is characterized by the tendency of groups to prioritize harmony and conformity over critical thinking, often leading to the suppression of dissenting opinions. In contrast, group polarization involves the intensification of individual opinions within a group resulting in extreme decisions. |
