Attitudinal and Behavioural Uniformities That Define Group Membership and Differentiate

question 45

Multiple Choice

Attitudinal and behavioural uniformities that define group membership and differentiate between groups are called:

• A) cognitive discontinuities.
• B) norms.
• C) initiation rites.
• D) ethnographies.

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Definitions:

Problem Solving

A process aimed at overcoming obstacles to achieve a goal or find solutions to complex issues.

Voting

The act of expressing one's choice or opinion in a formal selection process, typically used to make decisions in a group or to elect representatives.

Final Agreements

Conclusive understandings or contracts reached by parties after negotiations or deliberations, marking the end of a negotiation process.

Potential Pitfalls

Possible problems, risks, or drawbacks that may be encountered in a particular situation or course of action.