The discursive dilemma refers to a situation in which a group of individuals faces a conflict between collective decision-making and the rational aggregation of individual judgments or beliefs. It often arises in contexts where decisions depend on multiple propositions or issues, leading to potentially inconsistent outcomes if individual judgments are combined in certain ways. The classic example involves a group's decision on whether or not to accept a set of propositions based on the majority opinions of group members.
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