One Reason Given as to Why Group-On-Group Interactions Are More

question 53

Multiple Choice

One reason given as to why group-on-group interactions are more competitive than one-on-one interactions is that

• A) individuals tend to be more greedy than groups.
• B) individuals have a higher need to build self-esteem when in groups.
• C) individuals feel more guilt when they are in groups.
• D) individuals distrust groups, assuming that they will be competitive.

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