A group that regards its decisions as invulnerable, that believes everyone in the group is in total agreement, and that disregards any alternative solutions is likely experiencing
A) groupthink.
B) normative behavior.
C) cohesion.
D) interdependence.

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This scenario is characteristic of groupthink, which occurs when a group rejects alternative solutions in pursuit of consensus and harmony within the group. The group members become overconfident in their decisions and ignore any potential risks or criticisms.

A Group That Regards Its Decisions as Invulnerable, That Believes