The Theory Based on the Book Sisters in Crime That

question 3

Multiple Choice

The theory based on the book Sisters in Crime that relies on the power of the women's liberation movement was proposed by:

• A) Rita J. Simon.
• B) Freda Adler.
• C) Kathleen Daly and Meda Chesney-Lind.
• D) Clarice Feinman and Ngaire Naffine.

Evaluate the impact of goal isomorphism on goal attainment within groups.

Understand the factors that lead to intergroup conflict and strategies for its resolution.

Comprehend the principles of social cohesion and the factors influencing it.

Analyze the role and function of group norms within social and organizational settings.

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