When a group pays less attention to the external realities than to its own cohesiveness, this is known as

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Groupthink is a phenomenon in which a group of people prioritize their own cohesiveness and harmony over critical thinking and objective analysis of external realities. This can lead to flawed decision-making and a lack of consideration for potential risks or negative consequences. Polarization refers to the tendency for group discussions to become more extreme in their opinions and beliefs, while the risky shift is a phenomenon in which groups make riskier decisions than individuals would make on their own.

When a Group Pays Less Attention to the External Realities