Groupthink refers to
A) the basic rules that underlie a group's behavior and guide the group to make its decisions that operates primarily in large groups but can also be seen in small groups.
B) the willingness of individual group members to withhold contrary or unpopular opinions, even when those objections are legitimate, and to favor majority opinion.
C) software programs that help groups make decisions.
D) the four-step decision-making process in groups.

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Groupthink refers to the willingness of individual group members to withhold contrary or unpopular opinions in favor of majority opinion, even when those objections are legitimate. It often occurs in cohesive groups where members prioritize the group's harmony and coherence over voicing dissenting opinions.

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