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How people assign blame: Cohesive groups hold members less responsible for individual actions Posted: 08 Dec 2011 09:14 AM PST Researchers have shown that the more cohesive a group appears -- be it a corporation, political party, governmental entity, pro sports team or other organization -- the more likely it is that people will hold its members less responsible for their own individual actions. The study area raises questions about decision-making, blame, moral judgment and the effects of a strong brand image. |
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