· Stylistic thinking is also called group stereotyped thinking. The so-called "stereotype thinking" refers to the phenomenon in which group members 'thinking is incorporated into a certain track or framework when discussing decisions. Stereotyped thinking will create a special atmosphere and limit the group members' thinking. Prevented the discussion from going fully. Which of the following are not stereotyped thinking:. ['In a decision-making process, in order to make a decision as soon as possible, there has been a phenomenon in which the majority has exerted pressure on a few people who have different opinions.', 'When company A leaders make a decision, they always collect a wide range of information first, and actively encourage group members to put forward their ideas.', 'Some people think that they are always correct, and they always reject different opinions, making other colleagues with different opinions unwilling to express their opinions.', 'During a meeting discussion at a company, the leader remained silent because the leader first stated, and other members were deterred by their authority.']