In-groups and out-groups are of sociological importance because
a. they may contribute to self-esteem and social identity.
b. they offer always offer realistic views of themselves and others.
c. they offer protection to members of the in-group and the out-group, both.
d. they are always positive for society.
e. they only have negative consequences.
Question 2
The process through which religion loses influence over society as a whole is known as ____.
a. religiosity
b. secularization
c. legitimating
d. transcendence
e. socialization
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