Definition of groupthink in English:

groupthink

nounˈɡruːpθɪŋkˈɡrupˌθɪŋk

mass nounNorth American

The practice of thinking or making decisions as a group, resulting typically in unchallenged, poor-quality decision-making.
〈主北美〉（导致所作决定得不到质疑、决策水平低下的）集体决策
there's always a danger of groupthink when two leaders are so alike
如果两个领导人非常相像，常有决策水平低下的危险。
Example sentencesExamples
- A more in-depth understanding can also serve as a buffer against the perils of groupthink.
- For example, there is evidence of groupthink operating within many cabinets of any political persuasion where government ministers, arguably, are selected according to a propensity to accept, rather than challenge, policy.
- Can anything be done to prevent or counteract the kind of groupthink or group corruption described earlier?
- Accept that most people do not go in for groupthink.
- For one, she will be astonished by not only the pervasive groupthink but how little awareness there is of the narrowness of thought present.
- This involves getting the feel of the session's groupthink, but for my group, at least, the bluffing element is probably secondary to the evaluation of the approximate worth of the characters.
- We've chosen previously to have diversity, thinking that that would eliminate groupthink.
- But I don't think that sort of groupthink is what's in action here.
- You get a formidable explosion - an A-bomb of groupthink.
- The Big Media organizations have their faults - chiefly laziness, political groupthink, and a tendency to condescend to their audiences - and those are starting to cost them.
- I think the key to avoiding unhealthy levels of groupthink has to do with designing spaces that consistently exert pull upon outsiders (or social hackers or community straddlers), so as to keep the air fresh.
- In short, the group lacked diversity and as a result demonstrated a colossal example of the failings of groupthink.
- We need to move away from this ethnic groupthink.
- What did these authors really feel about the inane book club questions in the back of their books, given that these lead to repetitive tropes and homogenized groupthink among people discussing the book?
- Or better yet, retire the pledge as an exercise in groupthink unbefitting a free people.
- I would expect to find a high level of groupthink in any government.
- Like many trends, this one is driven in part by Hollywood's marketing groupthink.
- The allergy to negative feedback sets up the dreaded condition known as groupthink: Debate is not tolerated; bad decisions go unquestioned; and when it all falls apart, no one can figure out why.
- More than ever, US journalists must avoid the temptation to engage in groupthink and - without seeming reflexively adversarial - must ask sharp questions.
- The number one rule in groups is to conform to groupthink.

Origin

1950s: on the pattern of doublethink.

Definition of groupthink in US English:

groupthink

nounˈɡrupˌθɪŋkˈɡro͞opˌTHiNGk

The practice of thinking or making decisions as a group in a way that discourages creativity or individual responsibility.
〈主北美〉（导致所作决定得不到质疑、决策水平低下的）集体决策
there's always a danger of groupthink when two leaders are so alike
如果两个领导人非常相像，常有决策水平低下的危险。
Example sentencesExamples
- For example, there is evidence of groupthink operating within many cabinets of any political persuasion where government ministers, arguably, are selected according to a propensity to accept, rather than challenge, policy.
- This involves getting the feel of the session's groupthink, but for my group, at least, the bluffing element is probably secondary to the evaluation of the approximate worth of the characters.
- More than ever, US journalists must avoid the temptation to engage in groupthink and - without seeming reflexively adversarial - must ask sharp questions.
- The allergy to negative feedback sets up the dreaded condition known as groupthink: Debate is not tolerated; bad decisions go unquestioned; and when it all falls apart, no one can figure out why.
- You get a formidable explosion - an A-bomb of groupthink.
- Can anything be done to prevent or counteract the kind of groupthink or group corruption described earlier?
- Like many trends, this one is driven in part by Hollywood's marketing groupthink.
- We need to move away from this ethnic groupthink.
- We've chosen previously to have diversity, thinking that that would eliminate groupthink.
- Or better yet, retire the pledge as an exercise in groupthink unbefitting a free people.
- But I don't think that sort of groupthink is what's in action here.
- The number one rule in groups is to conform to groupthink.
- I would expect to find a high level of groupthink in any government.
- What did these authors really feel about the inane book club questions in the back of their books, given that these lead to repetitive tropes and homogenized groupthink among people discussing the book?
- In short, the group lacked diversity and as a result demonstrated a colossal example of the failings of groupthink.
- Accept that most people do not go in for groupthink.
- The Big Media organizations have their faults - chiefly laziness, political groupthink, and a tendency to condescend to their audiences - and those are starting to cost them.
- I think the key to avoiding unhealthy levels of groupthink has to do with designing spaces that consistently exert pull upon outsiders (or social hackers or community straddlers), so as to keep the air fresh.
- For one, she will be astonished by not only the pervasive groupthink but how little awareness there is of the narrowness of thought present.
- A more in-depth understanding can also serve as a buffer against the perils of groupthink.

Origin

1950s: on the pattern of doublethink.

单词	groupthink
释义	Definition of groupthink in English: groupthink nounˈɡruːpθɪŋkˈɡrupˌθɪŋk mass nounNorth American The practice of thinking or making decisions as a group, resulting typically in unchallenged, poor-quality decision-making. 〈主北美〉（导致所作决定得不到质疑、决策水平低下的）集体决策 there's always a danger of groupthink when two leaders are so alike 如果两个领导人非常相像，常有决策水平低下的危险。 Example sentencesExamples A more in-depth understanding can also serve as a buffer against the perils of groupthink. For example, there is evidence of groupthink operating within many cabinets of any political persuasion where government ministers, arguably, are selected according to a propensity to accept, rather than challenge, policy. Can anything be done to prevent or counteract the kind of groupthink or group corruption described earlier? Accept that most people do not go in for groupthink. For one, she will be astonished by not only the pervasive groupthink but how little awareness there is of the narrowness of thought present. This involves getting the feel of the session's groupthink, but for my group, at least, the bluffing element is probably secondary to the evaluation of the approximate worth of the characters. We've chosen previously to have diversity, thinking that that would eliminate groupthink. But I don't think that sort of groupthink is what's in action here. You get a formidable explosion - an A-bomb of groupthink. The Big Media organizations have their faults - chiefly laziness, political groupthink, and a tendency to condescend to their audiences - and those are starting to cost them. I think the key to avoiding unhealthy levels of groupthink has to do with designing spaces that consistently exert pull upon outsiders (or social hackers or community straddlers), so as to keep the air fresh. In short, the group lacked diversity and as a result demonstrated a colossal example of the failings of groupthink. We need to move away from this ethnic groupthink. What did these authors really feel about the inane book club questions in the back of their books, given that these lead to repetitive tropes and homogenized groupthink among people discussing the book? Or better yet, retire the pledge as an exercise in groupthink unbefitting a free people. I would expect to find a high level of groupthink in any government. Like many trends, this one is driven in part by Hollywood's marketing groupthink. The allergy to negative feedback sets up the dreaded condition known as groupthink: Debate is not tolerated; bad decisions go unquestioned; and when it all falls apart, no one can figure out why. More than ever, US journalists must avoid the temptation to engage in groupthink and - without seeming reflexively adversarial - must ask sharp questions. The number one rule in groups is to conform to groupthink. Origin 1950s: on the pattern of doublethink. Definition of groupthink in US English: groupthink nounˈɡrupˌθɪŋkˈɡro͞opˌTHiNGk The practice of thinking or making decisions as a group in a way that discourages creativity or individual responsibility. 〈主北美〉（导致所作决定得不到质疑、决策水平低下的）集体决策 there's always a danger of groupthink when two leaders are so alike 如果两个领导人非常相像，常有决策水平低下的危险。 Example sentencesExamples For example, there is evidence of groupthink operating within many cabinets of any political persuasion where government ministers, arguably, are selected according to a propensity to accept, rather than challenge, policy. This involves getting the feel of the session's groupthink, but for my group, at least, the bluffing element is probably secondary to the evaluation of the approximate worth of the characters. More than ever, US journalists must avoid the temptation to engage in groupthink and - without seeming reflexively adversarial - must ask sharp questions. The allergy to negative feedback sets up the dreaded condition known as groupthink: Debate is not tolerated; bad decisions go unquestioned; and when it all falls apart, no one can figure out why. You get a formidable explosion - an A-bomb of groupthink. Can anything be done to prevent or counteract the kind of groupthink or group corruption described earlier? Like many trends, this one is driven in part by Hollywood's marketing groupthink. We need to move away from this ethnic groupthink. We've chosen previously to have diversity, thinking that that would eliminate groupthink. Or better yet, retire the pledge as an exercise in groupthink unbefitting a free people. But I don't think that sort of groupthink is what's in action here. The number one rule in groups is to conform to groupthink. I would expect to find a high level of groupthink in any government. What did these authors really feel about the inane book club questions in the back of their books, given that these lead to repetitive tropes and homogenized groupthink among people discussing the book? In short, the group lacked diversity and as a result demonstrated a colossal example of the failings of groupthink. Accept that most people do not go in for groupthink. The Big Media organizations have their faults - chiefly laziness, political groupthink, and a tendency to condescend to their audiences - and those are starting to cost them. I think the key to avoiding unhealthy levels of groupthink has to do with designing spaces that consistently exert pull upon outsiders (or social hackers or community straddlers), so as to keep the air fresh. For one, she will be astonished by not only the pervasive groupthink but how little awareness there is of the narrowness of thought present. A more in-depth understanding can also serve as a buffer against the perils of groupthink. Origin 1950s: on the pattern of doublethink.
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