1. Once you view the Kenneth Hough (2016) videoLinks to an external site., conduct some research to help you formulate a well-thought-out, well-researched response
2. Your response needs to include content from a credible source, which you'll cite in-text (in-post) for a paraphrase or concise quote you use. Then, at the end of your initial response, you'll provide the reference citation. It's essential you conduct research and use APA 7 in-text (in-post) citations for the references. Type the APA 7 reference citation at the end of your response.
3. Click "Reply" to share your well-written and researched response of 300-words or more.
4. Check back on the M05 discussion, and reply to at least two peers. Each of your two replies should be at least 100-words, well-developed, and written to further the conversation. Perhaps, you'll offer your informed point of view on the topic, ask for clarification, pose your questions sparked by your peer's response, or explain a different perspective, etc. The purpose of your response to your peers is not to solely agree with them or to let them know they have done an excellent job but to discuss your viewpoints regarding their commentary. Do you disagree, and if so, why? What might they have overlooked or not thought about in their response? Can you offer a different perspective? Did their response give you a different perspective? Again, the purpose of your replies to peers is to elicit additional discussion with them.

Groupthink happens when the group members become more interested in agreeing with each other than seeking the best decision (Myers & Twenge, 2022). Watch the linked video and review pages 217 - 221 of the Myers and Twenge textbook. What causes groupthink? What are the symptoms of groupthink? What types of groups are most susceptible to groupthink? The video discusses the Challenger disaster. Finally, describe at least one other incident of groupthink from history