Which of the following networks is more likely to become elitist or exclusionary?
A)In-groups
B)Out-groups
C)Reference groups
D)Coalitions

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In-groups by definition are exclusive groups with a strong sense of identity and loyalty to each other. They tend to be elitist and exclude outsiders who do not fit their criteria for membership. Out-groups, on the other hand, are the opposite of in-groups and tend to be more diverse and accepting of outsiders. Reference groups and coalitions can be either exclusive or inclusive depending on their purpose and goals, so they are not necessarily more likely to become elitist or exclusionary.

Which of the Following Networks Is More Likely to Become