Unlike Primary Groups, Reference Groups

question 43

Multiple Choice

Unlike primary groups, reference groups:

• A) provide face-to-face interaction over time.
• B) rarely provide personal support.
• C) have a strong impact on one's self-identity.
• D) meet one's expressive needs.
• E) are not easily replaced.

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