In Terms of Ingratiation into the Clique

question 156

Multiple Choice

In terms of ingratiation into the clique

• A) there were times when more popular members strove to flatter less popular members to assure their allegiances.
• B) popular members rarely stooped to the level of less popular members, maintaining their status differential whenever they could.
• C) when individuals rejected clique invitations to join, others reacted by calling them ungrateful.
• D) it was impossible to ingratiate yourself into a clique if you were a lower class person.

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