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Groupthink (research context)

Groupthink is a tendency for members of a group (such as a focus group) to converge on a shared view, potentially suppressing genuine individual perspectives, worth accounting for when designing or analysing group-based data collection.

In context

You'll usually need this when designing or analysing focus-group data where individual perspectives might get suppressed.

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