William joined a small fraternity at his college. The initiation ...

[erika]

William joined a small fraternity at his college. The initiation he faced was quite severe and somewhat dangerous.
 
  Now, he's a senior member of the fraternity and the college is investigating the fraternity for possible violations of the college's hazing policy. As a result, William finds that ________.

Question 2

When we feel that our group identity may become indistinguishable from other identities we tend to
 
  A) favor policies that would reinforce separation between the two groups.
  B) feel more at peace with others.
  C) begin to see ourselves as part of a superordinate group.
  D) favor the leaders of the competing group more than our own leaders.
  E) attempt to reinforce our individuality.

[bfulkerson77]

Answer to Question 1

A) fraternity members do not identify as strongly with the group as they once did
B) the fraternity's cohesiveness has substantially increased
C) the fraternity's cohesiveness has substantially decreased
D) William's status within the fraternity has declined sharply
E) recruitment for new members is becoming increasingly difficult

Answer to Question 2

Answer: A

[erika]

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[deja]

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