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Groupthink

An Examination of Theoretical Issues, Implications, and Future Research Suggestions

Marc D. Street

The Florida State University

Despite its widespread appeal, the groupthink model has come under severe attack recently. Taking the position that recent calls for major revisions to the original formulation are premature, this article examines four theoretical areas that have been problematic for scholars investigating the groupthink phenomenon. This examination allows for the presentation of both implications and research suggestions designed to refocus research efforts on the model as originally proposed by Janis.

Small Group Research, Vol. 28, No. 1, 72-93 (1997)
DOI: 10.1177/1046496497281003
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