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some forty years of research
: See, for example, Paul A. Mongeau and Mary Claire Morr,
“Reconsidering Brainstorming,” 
Group Facilitation
1, no. 1 (1999): 14. See also Karan Girotra
et al., “Idea Generation and the Quality of the Best Idea,” 
Management Science
56, no. 4
(April 2010): 591–605. (The highest level innovation comes from a hybrid process in which
people brainstorm on their own before sharing ideas with colleagues.)
49.
 
“business people must be insane”
: Adrian Furnham, “The Brainstorming Myth,” 
Business
Strategy Review
11, no. 4 (2000): 21–28.
50.
 
Groups brainstorming electronically
: Paul Mongeau and Mary Claire Morr, “Reconsidering
Brainstorming.”
51.
 
The same is true of academic research
: Charlan Nemeth and Jack Goncalo, “Creative
Collaborations from Afar: The Benefits of Independent Authors,” 
Creativity Research Journal

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17, no. 1 (2005): 1–8.
52.
 
usually believe that their group performed much better
: Keith Sawyer, 
Group Genius: The
Creative Power of Collaboration
(New York: Basic Books, 2007), 66.
53.
 
the fear of public humiliation
: Susan K. Opt and Donald A. Loffredo, “Rethinking
Communication Apprehension: A Myers-Briggs Perspective,” 
Journal of Psychology
134, no. 5
(2000): 556–70.
54.
 
two NCAA basketball teams
: James C. Moore and Jody A. Brylinsky, “Spectator Effect on
Team Performance in College Basketball,” 
Journal of Sport Behavior
16, no. 2 (1993): 77.
55.
 
behavioral economist Dan Ariely
: Dan Ariely, “What’s the Value of a Big Bonus?” 
New
York Times
, November 19, 2008.
56.
 
Gregory Berns
: The Solomon Asch and Gregory Berns experiments are described in Gregory
Berns, 
Iconoclast: A Neuroscientist Reveals How to Think Differently
(Boston, MA: Harvard
Business Press, 2008), 59–81. See also Sandra Blakeslee, “What Other People Say May
Change What You See,” 
New York Times
, June 28, 2005. And see Gregory S. Berns et al.,
“Neurobiological Correlates of Social Conformity and Independence During Mental
Rotation,” 
Biological Psychiatry
58 (2005): 245–53.
57.