In groupthink, the "inherent morality" symptom is likely to:
A) Breed excessive optimism
B) Cause groups to underestimate opponents
C) Cause groups to interpret silence as assent
D) Question loyalty of dissenters
E) Cause the group to ignore ethical considerations

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The inherent morality symptom in groupthink refers to the belief that the group's decisions are inherently moral and just, which can cause the group to ignore ethical considerations in favor of their perceived moral superiority. Therefore, the best choice is E, which directly addresses this symptom.

In Groupthink, the "Inherent Morality" Symptom Is Likely To