Studies Have Generally Found That Compared to Out-Group Members, In-Group

question 83

Multiple Choice

Studies have generally found that compared to out-group members, in-group members

• A) complain more because they have access to the leader.
• B) tend to have higher levels of performance and satisfaction.
• C) are responsible for nearly all new product developments.
• D) make more ethical decisions.
• E) are absent more often, but get more work done when they attend.

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