When close-knit group members experience groupthink, it means that they tend to:
A) overestimate the personality factors of others and underestimate the situation.
B) use problem-solving procedures that have been effective in the group's past.
C) take individual credit for good decisions and blame the group for others.
D) think alike and to suppress disagreement for the sake of harmony.

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When group members experience groupthink, they tend to think alike and suppress disagreement in order to maintain harmony within the group. This can lead to flawed decision-making as alternative perspectives and solutions are not considered.

When Close-Knit Group Members Experience Groupthink, It Means That They