Some Individuals Are Given More Leeway to Deviate Than Others

question 96

Multiple Choice

Some individuals are given more leeway to deviate than others due to their past contributions to the effectiveness of the group. This phenomenon is ascribed to:

• A) the flexibility of group functioning
• B) the relativity of social norms
• C) idiosyncrasy credits earned by these members
• D) divergent actions of most groups
• E) social comparison within the group

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