Synonyms for groupthink
ˈgrupˌθɪŋkgroup·think

Princeton's WordNet

1. groupthinknoun

   decision making by a group (especially in a manner that discourages creativity or individual responsibility)

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1. • Decision Making

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1. Philipp Schulien:

   There are certain effects that might appear during long-term missions like the so-called groupthink effect, long, isolated groups tend to stop communicating with the ground.

2. Michelle Daisley:

   Firms with less diverse management teams are less able to see issues from many angles. This is especially important for a sector that has recently suffered scandals attributed to unchallenged leadership and 'groupthink'.

3. Trudy Wade:

   The ‘ mainstream ’ press – where many of us once looked for truth and reliable reporting – have become cesspools of elitism and intolerance, and the troubling lack of ideological diversity in newsroom across the country has sown seeds of hatred for years against conservatives – maybe especially against conservative women, it’s culminated in an unhinged assault on President Trump and anyone who dares to support him publicly. I guess it’s not terribly surprising that the liberal groupthink has started to permeate America’s corporations, too.

4. Jonathan Crisp:

   Timothy Hale-Cusanelli makes extreme statements to get attention( and) offends people along the way, it was groupthink.

5. Nicholas Alahverdian:

   Groupthink encourages conformity and this consistently leads back to trusting and following the leader, for it is through him or her that their cause will be achieved.