Which of the Following Consequences of Groupthink Is Similar to Retrospective

Multiple Choice

Which of the following consequences of groupthink is similar to retrospective decision making?

A) Groups ignore possible roadblocks to their choice and, as a result, fail to develop contingency plans.
B) Group members show interest in facts that support their preferred alternative and either ignore or disregard facts that fail to support it.
C) Group members spend little time considering nonobvious advantages to alternative courses of action.
D) Groups frequently fail to reexamine their chosen action after new information or events suggest they need a change in course.