Group Members Tend to Be Homogeneous Because Many Groups Attract

question 169

Multiple Choice

Group members tend to be homogeneous because many groups attract people who are similar to join and

• A)groups tend to operate in ways that encourage similarity in the members.
• B)the membership of most groups never changes.
• C)anyone who deviates from the group is immediately removed.
• D)screen new members carefully to make sure they will "fit in."

Understand the concept of piercing the corporate veil and conditions under which it applies.

Grasp the implications of state and federal jurisdiction on corporations.

Acknowledge the purpose and implications of the Model Business Corporation Act.

Distinguish between foreign, domestic, and alien corporations regarding their operation and legal obligations.

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Definitions:

Breakthrough

A significant or sudden advance or discovery that changes the way a particular issue is understood or addressed.

Brainstorming

A creative group problem-solving technique where participants spontaneously share ideas or solutions without judgment to stimulate innovation and find solutions.

Spontaneous Group Discussion

An unplanned gathering of individuals for the purpose of discussing topics or issues freely without predefined structure or roles.

Serendipity

The occurrence of events by chance in a happy or beneficial way.