When members of a group convince themselves to avoid voicing opinions contrary to the group it is called

A) illusion of invulnerability.
B) mindguards.
C) illusion of morality.
D) self-censorship.
E) illusion of unanimity.

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Final Answer : D, Explanation :  Self-censorship occurs when members of a group deliberately avoid expressing doubts or disagreements with the consensus of the group, often to maintain harmony or avoid conflict, leading to a lack of dissenting opinions being voiced.

When members of a group convince themselves to avoid voicing opinions contrary to the group it is called

A) illusion of invulnerability.
B) mindguards.
C) illusion of morality.
D) self-censorship.
E) illusion of unanimity.

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When members of a group convince themselves to avoid voicing opinions contrary to the group it is calledA) illusion of invulnerability.B) mindguards.C) illusion of morality.D) self-censorship.E) illusion of unanimity.

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When members of a group convince themselves to avoid voicing opinions contrary to the group it is called

A) illusion of invulnerability.
B) mindguards.
C) illusion of morality.
D) self-censorship.
E) illusion of unanimity.