When groups exhibit groupthink,which of the following tends to characterize their decisions?

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When groups exhibit groupthink, they tend to develop a selective bias in processing information relevant to their decisions. This means that they tend to ignore important information or alternative solutions that may contradict their preferred course of action, thus limiting their ability to make effective decisions. The other options listed (an examination of risks, a survey of group goals, and a contingency plan) are not typically characteristic of groupthink.

When Groups Exhibit Groupthink,which of the Following Tends to Characterize