Students who join extracurricular groups on campus tend to find their attitudes regarding the groups' purpose increase if they stay in the group. This is an example of
A) social facilitation.
B) groupthink.
C) minority influence.
D) group polarization.

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Group polarization refers to the tendency for group members to become more extreme in their views and opinions after discussing them within the group. In this scenario, students who join extracurricular groups and stay in the group tend to become more enthusiastic about the group's purpose, which is an example of group polarization.

Students Who Join Extracurricular Groups on Campus Tend to Find