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One reason why interest groups are appealing is that they offer purposive benefits of membership, which are the rewards that benefit society as a whole rather than the individual directly. Which of the following is an example of a group largely driven by purposive benefits?
Social Dominance Theory
A theory suggesting that societies are structured in hierarchical group systems, with inequalities maintained through mechanisms such as discrimination and systems of oppression.
Status Position
The rank or standing of an individual or group within a societal or organizational hierarchy.
Group Cohesion
A property of a group, specifically the degree to which members of a group desire to remain in that group and resist leaving it. A highly cohesive group will maintain a firm hold over its members’ time, energy, loyalty, and commitment.
Task Cohesion
Task cohesion refers to the level of unity and commitment among members of a group or team towards achieving a common goal.
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