In which stage of groupthink does a group member agree with the entire group's position,even when the group member might privately oppose the entire group's position?
A)antecedents
B)concurrence seeking
C)poor decision outcomes
D)decision-making defects
E)symptoms of groupthink

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Concurrence seeking is the stage in groupthink where members may set aside their personal beliefs or adopt the opinion of the collective, often in an effort to avoid conflict and achieve unanimity, even if it means agreeing with a decision they privately oppose.

In Which Stage of Groupthink Does a Group Member Agree