Membership in a group can alter members' behavior, even those that _____, such as eating and sleeping.
a. are matters of opinion
b. are biologically determined
c. involve basic human drives
d. involve the approval of the secondary group
Question 2
Which of the following is NOT an example given in the chapter demonstrating that membership in a group can have negative effects on health and safety?
a. Beggar children in India who are intentionally deformed to increase their earning potential
b. Children in the United States who are required to have immunizations in order to attend public school
c. Children of a religious sect in Colorado who are not given medical treatment
d. Appalachian religious groups who routinely handle poisonous snakes