Discussion:
1. Recognizing that they are all important, select the one social motive that you consider most important to you. Then, select the one that you consider least important to you. Explain your answers.
2. You have been selected to be the leader of a community group to look over a local park. You have to make a decision about the installation of a controversial outdoor sculpture that has been donated to the city. The citizens in your group are long-standing residents of the houses that surround the park. What steps can you take to ensure that group's decision does not fall prey to groupthink?