When members of a group are overconfident and willing to assume great risks and ignore obvious danger signs, it is called
A)illusion of invulnerability.
B)rationalization.
C)illusion of morality.
D)self-censorship.
E)illusion of unanimity.

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The term "illusion of invulnerability" describes a situation where group members feel overly confident and willing to take significant risks, often ignoring clear warnings or dangers. This phenomenon can lead to flawed decision-making as the group underestimates potential challenges or threats.

When Members of a Group Are Overconfident and Willing to Assume