The Minimal Group Paradigm

question 63

Multiple Choice

The minimal group paradigm:

• A) identified participants as either individuals or categorised as group members.
• B) deals with the smallest possible group-the dyad.
• C) refers to relationships between very small groups.
• D) Both B and C

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