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In Yellowstone National Park, a small group of employees runs a fast food operation which is physically removed from all of the larger lodges in town. These employees comment that they feel separated from the company's other operations; however, each summer this group tends to be a tight-knit group. This exemplifies:
 
  a. group homogeneity
 b. stability of group membership
  c. group isolation
 d. outside group pressure

Question 2

The East Barbarians softball team in the Great White North Softball League has continually improved its record over the nine years it has been in the league. Most recently, the East Barbarians, with the same team members as in the previous eight years, won the league championship for the first time. In this scenario, winning the championship probably BEST exemplifies the effects of:
 
  a. the group's homogeneity
 b. the stability of group membership
  c. group status
 d. group communication structure



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

b



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