When Social Psychologists Define a Group as a Collection of Interdependent

question 80

Multiple Choice

When social psychologists define a group as a collection of interdependent people,they mean that

• A) members' needs and goals cause them to influence one another.
• B) there is seldom interpersonal conflict in social groups.
• C) minimal groups often evolve into social groups.
• D) the group members interact with one another.
• E) members of groups have relatively little impact on one another.

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