The solidification and further strengthening of an individual's position as a consequence of a group discussion or interaction is known as

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The group polarization effect refers to the tendency for group interactions to strengthen pre-existing attitudes and beliefs. This can lead to a more extreme position than an individual might have taken on their own. Groupthink refers to the tendency for groups to prioritize harmony and consensus over critical thinking, which can lead to faulty decision-making. Social loafing is the phenomenon where individuals put in less effort when working in a group than when working alone. The fundamental attribution error refers to the tendency for individuals to overemphasize dispositional factors (such as personality) and underemphasize situational factors when explaining others' behaviors. None of these concepts accurately describe the solidification and strengthening of an individual's position as a consequence of a group discussion or interaction.

The Solidification and Further Strengthening of an Individual's Position as a Consequence