According to the Individual-Group Discontinuity, Groups May Behave More Competitively

question 9

Multiple Choice

According to the individual-group discontinuity, groups may behave more competitively than individuals because

• A) people expect that groups will act competitively.
• B) people are able to convince themselves that competition promotes a positive intergroup relationship.
• C) people believe that conflict is reduced by behaving competitively
• D) social identity is lower in group conditions

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