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Abilene paradox

Abilene-Paradox {n}

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Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen paradox <EPR paradox>

Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen-Paradoxon {n} <EPR-Paradoxon>

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paradox

Paradox {n}

Paradoxie {f}

sorites paradox

Paradoxie {f} des Haufensphilos.

Sorites-Paradoxie {f}philos.

omnipotence paradox

Allmachtsparadoxon {n}philos.relig.

Alabama paradox

Alabama-Paradoxon {n}

Allais paradox

Allais-Paradoxon {n}econ.math.

Gibbs paradox

Gibbs'sches Paradoxon {n}

Gibbssches Paradoxon {n} [alt]

barber paradox

Barbier-Paradoxon {n}math.

Berry paradox

Berry-Paradoxon {n}math.

aerodynamic paradox

aerodynamisches Paradoxon {n}phys.

Jevons paradox

Jevons' Paradoxon {n}

raven paradox

Rabenparadox {n}

Easterlin paradox

Easterlin-Paradox {n}econ.

grandfather paradox

Großvaterparadoxon {n}

Leontief paradox

Leontief-Paradoxon {n}

Giffen paradox

Giffen-Paradoxon {n}econ.

Ehrenfest paradox

Ehrenfest'sches Paradoxon {n}

• Abilene-Paradox {n} = Abilene paradox
• paradox = paradoxial
• paradox = paradoxical
• paradox = paradoxic
• Paradox {n} = paradox
• paradox = ironic [position, situation]
• moravecsches Paradox {n} = Moravec's paradox
• Lügner-Paradox {n} = liar's paradox
• Mandeville-Paradox {n} = Mandeville's paradox
• Levinthal-Paradox {n} = Levinthal's paradox
• Hempels Paradox {n} = Hempel's paradox
• Easterlin-Paradox {n} = Easterlin paradox
• Bonini-Paradox {n} = Bonini's paradox
• Lügner-Paradox {n} = liar paradox
• Ikarus-Paradox {n} = Icarus paradox
• paradox [geh.] [widersprüchlich] = paradoxal
• Paradox {n} des Sparens = paradox of thrift
• Moravec'sches Paradox {n} = Moravec's paradox
• Paradox {n} des Liberalismus = liberal paradox
• Paradox {n} in der Bewertung von Gütern = paradox of value

• and eliminate biases such as groupthink, the bandwagon effect and the Abilene paradox.
• In his 1988 book "The Abilene Paradox", author Jerry B.
• In the Abilene paradox, a group of people collectively decide on a course of action that is counter to the preferences of many or all of the individuals in the group.
• In the Abilene paradox, a group can unanimously agree on a course of action that no individual member of the group desires because no one individual is willing to go against the perceived will of the decision-making body.
• Kohei Asoh, the captain of a Douglas DC-8 conducting Japan Air Lines Flight 2, gained notoriety for his honest assessment of his mistake (the "Asoh defense") in the 1988 book "The Abilene Paradox".

• A similar term to groupthink is the Abilene paradox, another phenomenon that is detrimental when working in groups.