The tendency for group discussion to produce group decisions that are more risky than the mean of member's pre-discussion opinions (when the pre-discussion mean already favoured risk)is referred to as

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Risky shift refers to the group phenomenon where group discussion leads to more risky decisions than the mean of individual pre-discussion opinions. This can occur due to factors such as social comparison, diffusion of responsibility, and persuasive arguments presented by other group members. The other options, persuasive risk theory and choice dilemma, are not established concepts in social psychology literature.

The Tendency for Group Discussion to Produce Group Decisions That