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The 16 pages that link to Group polarization, each with the reason it gives.

• Confirmation biasRelated: Shared confirmation can intensify beliefs beyond the positions members began with.

• Deliberative democracyRelated: Deliberation can intensify disagreement when participants encounter only reinforcing views.

• ConformityRelated: It shows how group influence can shift not only individual behavior but the group's collective position.

• Consensus decision-makingRelated: Deliberation may deepen divisions instead of converging on a shared decision.

• Social influenceRelated: It describes how interaction can intensify views, beyond simple agreement with a group.

• RadicalizationRelated: It helps explain how insular groups can intensify shared commitments.

• False-consensus effectRelated: Perceived agreement can reinforce confidence and help a group move toward more extreme views.

• DeindividuationRelated: It is a distinct group process that can intensify behavior without requiring deindividuation.

• ExtremismRelated: Insular discussion can intensify commitments and reinforce an extremist group's boundaries.

• False dilemmaRelated: Binary framing can sharpen divisions and reinforce the views associated with each side.

• Gang rapeRelated: Group reinforcement can normalize escalating violence, though it does not excuse individual responsibility.

• Hostile media effectRelated: It can intensify the commitments that make coverage seem hostile.

• Mob ruleRelated: Discussion within a crowd can harden demands beyond members’ initial views.