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bobbysung

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University alumni associations, as a group, have ________ for many of its members.
 
  a) considerable entitativity
  b) mostly a monetary attraction
  c) few obstacles to high status
  d) little connectedness

Question 2

Ahmed belongs to his university's Student Senate, a group that is high in entitativity. It is likely that Ahmed feels that the Student Senate ________.
 
  a) is unlikely to be stereotyped
  b) is of great consequence to him
  c) uses too much political jargon
  d) is polarized in a conservative direction



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

b



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