Using Google can help individuals come up with more ideas, but can actually hinder creativity at the group level. Groups of people working independently without online assistance tended to produce a more diverse and novel set of ideas than groups with internet access. 🌐💡🤔
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Cognitive fixation from Google searches hurts a team’s ability to innovate
If your team's brainstorming sessions feel stale, your internet connection might be the culprit. Research reveals a hidden cost to online idea generation: it steers everyone toward the same common answers, stifling the collective innovation.
New research says that people in small online group chats often adjust their expressed political views to match the dominant viewpoint of the room, even if it does not reflect their private beliefs.
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People shift their political opinions to match the room in small group chats
When politics comes up in small group chats, people often adjust their stated opinions to match the dominant viewpoint. New research using AI-simulated conversations reveals that social pressure can easily sway how we express our political beliefs.
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