- After training with the Groupthink video, learners will understand the symptoms of Groupthink:
- Illusion of invulnerability
- Illusion of morality
- Rationalization
- Shared stereotypes
- Self-censorship
- Illusion of unanimity
- Direct pressure
- Mind-guarding
Groupthink video
Languages: English
Length: 22:00
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People often seek unanimous agreement in spite of contrary facts pointing to another conclusion. The phenomenon is called groupthink; and this compelling, award winning video centered on the story of the Space Shuttle Challenger, is the most definitive ever on the subject.
The Groupthink video gives participants an understanding of the eight symptoms of groupthink and strategies for avoiding it.
Purchase Package Includes
- 1 Groupthink video
- 1 Leader's Guide
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A discussion of the events that led to the Challenger disaster adds drama while supporting the learning points about group decision making. Realistically portrayed, interesting, and thought-provoking but a bit too long.
- PROS
- Will likely encourage introspection among viewers about their group dynamics and decision making.
- Interesting historical accounts.
- CONS
- Too long.
- At times a bit dry.
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Karen Panier(Training Coordinator, Seattle, WA)
I felt that "Groupthink" was a great demonstration on how important it is to make sure that all members of a team are truly in agreement before moving forward with a decision. This video re-enacted what factors lead up to the NASA Challenger disaster, why no one spoke up when they knew an accident was eminent, and how that relates to other work environments where group decisions are necessary.
It was very interesting to see the actual footage and to understand that there were so many different people who disputed the facts but no one actually spoke up when it came time to make the decision. "Groupthink" has a strong message, and I would certainly recommend it!
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Lynda Barreca(BC Evolutions Consulting, Vancouver, BC)
Forcing the watcher to be thinking outside the box is always good in a session. It changes the pace of the training and keeps momentum going.
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