Leader's guide for Groupthink.

By:

Timmons, Kirby

Contributor(s):

CRM FIlms

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: 1991Edition: Revised EditionDescription: 12pSubject(s):

Subject: Answers many questions about how each person can spot defective group decisions, as well as offering strategies for countering such decisions. It will also provoke thoughtful discussion in any group or organization and prompt a new awareness of our mutual responsibility to confront people and to make decisions together.

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This booklet is to be used in conjunction with the video Groupthink, published by CRM Films, 1991 edition.

Answers many questions about how each person can spot defective group decisions, as well as offering strategies for countering such decisions. It will also provoke thoughtful discussion in any group or organization and prompt a new awareness of our mutual responsibility to confront people and to make decisions together.

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