Signs of groupthink

Question

Pressure toward conformity
Appearance of unanimous agreement
Self-censorship: choosing not to express doubts or other information that goes against a group’s plans and views
Illusion of invulnerability
Sense of moral superiority
Tendency to underestimate opponents
summarise this in simple words

Answer 1

Groupthink is when a group tries to fit in and everyone agrees without questioning. People might hold back their doubts or opinions that don't match the group's ideas. They can start to feel invincible and think they are better than others. They might also underestimate their opponents.