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A social group toward which a person feels competition or opposition is ________
 
  a. an in-group.
  b. an out-group.
  c. a reference group.
  d. a social network.

Question 2

A social group that people use as a point of reference in making evaluations or decisions is called a ________
 
  a. peer group.
  b. reference group.
  c. out-group.
  d. dyad.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: b

Answer to Question 2

Answer: b



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