A group member's position in relation to others in the group is referred to as
A) status.
B) role ambiguity.
C) cohesiveness.
D) norm.

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Status refers to a person’s position in a group relative to other members. It determines the level of authority, influence, and prestige a person has within the group. Status can be derived from a variety of sources such as expertise, seniority, or personal characteristics.

A Group Member's Position in Relation to Others in the Group