1. Groups where members disagree and who display less groupthink are more likely to share unpooled information.

2. No doubt groupthink explains why some boards end up committing to an idiotic course of action.

3. And the other thing that you can get, which has been written about obviously in a book called "Groupthink," is where you get the group and they start to think very well of themselves.

4. Conformity, or groupthink—our tendency to do and even think like others—represents one of our greatest vulnerabilities.

5. While groupthink may ultimately exist within the partnership model, it doesn't have to be nor should partnerships let it be the deciding factor at the end of the day.

6. Groupthink research from 1971, including case analysis and laboratory test,[] is reviewed.

7. Of course, Miller cautions, swarm behaviour in humans can have a downside, especially when it manifests as groupthink or peer pressure.

8. Psychologists have been less keen to offer 'solutions' to group polarization than they have other phenomena in group decision-making such as groupthink or the failure of groups to share information.

9. The answer is simple: Investment partnerships are the perfect breeding ground for groupthink.

10. This has caused critics to grumble that despite their professed free-thinking, Apple aficionados are actually suffused with groupthink. It's an interesting irony.

11. Finally with the introduction of the cultural variable, the elementary cross - cultural research of groupthink is made.

12. Close - knit teams are particularly susceptible to the pull of groupthink.