Question

"Leslie had convinced her group that there was no way that they could do poorly on the group project because all of them were very strong students and they had certainly mastered harder assignments in the past. Because of this, the group repeatedly experienced groupthink. From what we know, what symptoms explains the emergence of groupthink in Leslie's group?

Answer 1

Illusion of invulnerability

Step-by-step explanation:

There are other symptoms of group think such as:

"an unquestioned belief in the morality of the group",

"the presence of “mind guards” who act as barriers to alternative or negative information".

However, the context shows that Illusion of invulnerability; that is a view one cannot be wrong explains the emergence of groupthink. This is evident from the fact that Leslie had convinced her group that there was no way that they could do poorly on the group project.