How do groups, especially those outside the family, exert ...

[evelyn o bentley]

How do groups, especially those outside the family, exert pressure to force individuals to conform and so not deviate?
 
  What will be an ideal response?

Question 2

Since the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, what new measure has the government imposed on foreign-born persons in the United States or those who wish to travel or study here?
 
  a. The United States has established a Diversity Visa Program, which limits immigration of people from the Caribbean.
  b. The United States has raised the eligibility requirements for lottery visas.
  c. The United States has made it more difficult for people from countries with large Muslim populations to enter the country.
  d. The United States has opened a new channel for independent immigration.

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Answer to Question 1

Groups outside the family exert similar pressures to conform throughout an individual's life. One way they achieve this power is through positive affirmationsor claimsthat groups use to establish boundaries. There are an infinite variety of markings, behaviors, and attributes that are possible, from wearing special clothes or uniforms, wearing tattoos with certain designs, body piercings, flash mobbing, and the like to using a specific language and code of behavior. Such positive affirmations signal who is in the group and who is out. But merely being a compliant member in good standing of a group is not the whole story; the negative affirmations of group membershipwhat we aren't allowed to do if we are to retain membershipconstitut e the other side of group influence. Both are important.

Answer to Question 2

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[evelyn o bentley]

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[anyusername12131]

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