Groups That Are Similar, Stable, Small, Supportive and Satisfied Tend

question 61

Short Answer

Groups that are similar, stable, small, supportive and satisfied tend to be more _______________ than groups that are not.

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Definitions:

Control

In the context of scientific research, control refers to the standard to which comparisons are made in an experiment.

Privacy

The state or condition of being free from unauthorized intrusion into one’s personal information or affairs.

Activities

Tasks, events, or actions undertaken by individuals, often for enjoyment, relaxation, or achieving specific goals.

Hartshorne and May

Researchers known for their studies in the field of moral development, particularly for their work in the 1920s on honesty in children.