Effective appeals for dismantling social dilemmas are usually based on all of the following EXCEPT
A)self-interest, such as cost savings.
B)the collective good, such as protecting one's own children and future generations.
C)a personal desire to take better care of the planet.
D)communities getting involved in more groupthink.

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Groupthink, which refers to the practice of thinking or making decisions as a group in a way that discourages creativity or individual responsibility, is not typically considered an effective basis for appeals to dismantle social dilemmas. Effective appeals often focus on self-interest, collective good, and personal desires for improvement, rather than promoting conformity and discouraging individual thought.

Effective Appeals for Dismantling Social Dilemmas Are Usually Based on All