Question

Imagine a group of like-minded people getting together to write an important document for the foundation of a new country. What should this group of like-minded people do to decrease the likelihood of falling prey to groupthink?

 

Select one: a.

 

Invite people with differing perspectives (or backgrounds – e.g. women and non-White people!) to sit down in the “room where it happens” and help make edits to the document

 

b.

 

Designate group members to play the role of “critical evaluator” and pose counterarguments

 

c.

 

Organize the group into smaller sub-groups responsible for making decisions.

 

d.

All of the above.