How can groupthink be avoided? Explain.

Each student must post (1) substantial initial post at minimum of 250 words per topic by Thursday. How does groupthink work? You’ve probably seen it work on a small scale—perhaps a group project for your class being led astray by a classmate interested in a quick grade and less interested in quality. You have probably also read about it in a history class, or witnessed it in actual events of this century.1. Review this unit’s assigned readings.2. Identify a world or historical event in which group think played a large role.3. Use the Internet or other resources to research your chosen event and identify the preliminary, planning, and execution stages that led to it.Connect the event to the information in the readings in this unit and post your analysis to the discussion board. In your analysis, answer the following questions:- What effect did groupthink have on the experience?- Is groupthink always negative? Why or why not?- How can groupthink be avoided? Explain.Here is the book that we use for class: Coon, D. & Mitterer, J. (2012). Psychology: A journey, 5th edition. Boston, MA: Cengage Learning.