Groups Differ from Collectives in That

question 10

Multiple Choice

Groups differ from collectives in that

• A) groups, but not collectives, engage in common activities.
• B) collectives, but not groups, engage in common activities.
• C) groups have more direct interaction with one another than collectives.
• D) collectives have more direct interaction with one another than groups.

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