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Groups tend to:
 
  a. descend to the level of the worst member.
  b. mimic or copy the behavior of the most successful member.
  c. often pattern their rules after historical precedents that are part of collective memory.
  d. ascend to the level of a core of regular leaders.

Question 2

Joe values privacy and is not willing to consent to surveillance. To access advantages that come with surveillance such as reward points, Joe gives a nonworking phone number. From a structural strain perspective Joe is engaged in
 
  a. rebellion.
  b. conformity.
  c. innovation.
  d. ritualism.



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

c



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