Which one of the following is the correct sequence of the stages of groupthink?
A)antecedents,concurrence seeking,symptoms of groupthink,decision-making defects,poor decision outcomes
B)concurrence seeking,antecedents,symptoms of groupthink,decision-making defects,poor decision outcomes
C)antecedents,symptoms of groupthink,decision-making defects,concurrence seeking,poor decision outcomes
D)symptoms of groupthink,antecedents,concurrence seeking,decision-making defects,poor decision outcomes
E)concurrence seeking,symptoms of groupthink,antecedents,decision-making defects,poor decision outcomes

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The correct sequence starts with antecedents (conditions leading to groupthink), followed by concurrence seeking (efforts to maintain unanimity), then symptoms of groupthink (indicative behaviors), leading to decision-making defects (errors in judgment), and finally resulting in poor decision outcomes.

Which One of the Following Is the Correct Sequence of the Stages