Research Found That Competition Between Groups Increased Energy-Saving Behavior

question 5

Multiple Choice

Research found that competition between groups increased energy-saving behavior.However, research by Sherif and his colleagues (1961) at the boys' summer camp might caution against overdoing the competition because what could happen?

• A) The groups could become hostile with and even prejudiced against one another.
• B) The groups could catch on to what the researchers were doing and quit saving energy.
• C) The groups could elect a leader to monitor the relationships within the group.
• D) The groups could punish the members for not saving enough energy.

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