_______ is the sense of "we-ness" that overrides individual differences and motives.
A) Group coherence
B) Group cohesiveness
C) Groupthink
D) Peer pressure
E) Stereotyping

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Group cohesiveness refers to the degree of attraction among group members and the sense of unity and "we-ness" that overrides individual differences and motives. This can result in a high level of cooperation and collaboration within the group but may also lead to a lack of critical thinking and creativity, known as groupthink. Peer pressure and stereotyping may contribute to group cohesiveness but are not equivalent to it. Group coherence is a less commonly used term in this context.

_______ Is the Sense of "We-Ness" That Overrides Individual Differences