The ill-fated decision of President John F.Kennedy and his advisors to invade Cuba best illustrates the dangers of

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The concept of groupthink refers to a phenomenon where a group of individuals in a cohesive group make irrational decisions due to the desire to maintain harmony and conformity within the group. The decision to invade Cuba was made by a small group of advisors who failed to consider alternative perspectives and possible negative consequences, indicating the dangers of groupthink.

The Ill-Fated Decision of President John F