By enabling like-minded climate change advocates to pool their ideas,Internet social networking sites are likely to contribute to
A) the chameleon effect.
B) social facilitation.
C) social loafing.
D) group polarization.

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Internet social networking sites are likely to contribute to group polarization, as they enable like-minded individuals to connect and reinforce their shared beliefs and attitudes towards climate change, resulting in a more extreme and polarized group opinion.

By Enabling Like-Minded Climate Change Advocates to Pool Their Ideas,Internet