When Groupthink Occurs, Silence Is Viewed as Agreement

Multiple Choice

When groupthink occurs, silence is viewed as agreement.This most directly contributes to the

A) shared illusion of invulnerability.
B) shared illusion of unanimity.
C) stereotyped views of 'enemy' leaders.
D) unquestioned belief in the group's inherent morality.
E) collective efforts to rationalise or dismiss warnings.