Digging Deep: boys’ volleyball dedicates game to raising funds for Dementia research Meggie Furlong, Web Editor-in-Chief April 6, 2018
![Part of groupthink is the need for “connections and bonding, and just really feeling secure,” Katie Murtaugh, school social worker, said, which she says are main components teenagers want in high school. “When you enter high school as a teenager, you want to feel connected. You want to have somebody to sit with at lunch, to have connections, whether it's in the classroom or extracurricular activities,” Murtaugh said. “[Groupthink] could be both positive and negative. Thinking about the theory of attachment, it's that bond with other people that is essential. Most of us grew up with a consistent parent or two, and those were our first relationships that started things off for us as human beings. If someone were to lack that connection, there could be negative consequences later.”](https://www.lzbearfacts.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/SK_LZ-Life_Photo-900x564.jpg)
