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    Uncritical Thinking of Social Groups Where Consensus Is Reinforced Rather
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Uncritical Thinking of Social Groups Where Consensus Is Reinforced Rather

Question 84

Question 84

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Uncritical thinking of social groups where consensus is reinforced rather than critical discussion is referred to as


A) in-group.
B) out-group.
C) role conflict.
D) groupthink.

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