A More Comprehensive Theory of Group Formation Than Mere Propinquity

question 3

Multiple Choice

A more comprehensive theory of group formation than mere propinquity comes from the classic theory of George Homans based on activities,interactions,and:

• A) reward-cost outcomes.
• B) intensities.
• C) sentiments.
• D) common attitudes.

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Definitions:

Consumer Groups

Organizations or collectives that advocate for the rights and interests of consumers, often focusing on issues like product safety, quality, and fair pricing.

Goods

Tangible commodities or products that are produced, bought, and sold to satisfy wants or needs.

Environmental Uncertainty

The degree of unpredictability and complexity in an organization's external environment, influencing strategic planning and decision-making.

Complexity

The state of having multiple interconnected parts, making a system or problem difficult to understand, predict, or manage.