Members of a Social Group Usually Think of Themselves as a Special

question 81

True/False

Members of a social group usually think of themselves as a special "we."

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Definitions:

Discipline

a field of study or branch of knowledge but also refers to training people to obey rules or a code of behavior, using punishment to correct disobedience.

Rigidity

The quality of being unable to bend or be forced out of shape; often metaphorically used to describe inflexibility in thoughts, systems, or behaviors.

Permissiveness

A state or characteristic of allowing or accepting behavior that others might restrict or forbid.

Carefree Disposition

A personality trait characterized by a lack of worry or stress, often resulting in a positive and easy-going attitude.