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Members tend to withdraw from a group when ________.
 
  A) deindividuation occurs
  B) entitativity is too low
  C) identification with the group is too strong
  D) dissent is not perceived as authentic
  E) social loafing is identified

Question 2

According to recent research by Sani (2005, 2009), groups splinter when current members perceive that the group has changed so much that it is no longer the same group they joined and that ________.
 
  A) there is no chance of reversing the change that has occurred
  B) the change is not detrimental to group cohesiveness
  C) the change is about to be reversed dramatically
  D) the change is not widely recognized
  E) there is no chance of accelerating the change that has occurred



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: B

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Answer: A





 

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