Reasons for members' attraction to the group do not usually include
A) The need for affiliation, recognition, and security
B) The resources and prestige available through group participation
C) Controversial topics
D) The comparison of the group with other group experiences

Question

Reasons for members' attraction to the group do not usually include
A) The need for affiliation, recognition, and security
B) The resources and prestige available through group participation
C) Controversial topics 
D) The comparison of the group with other group experiences

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

While controversial topics may sometimes attract members to a group, it is not a universal reason and is not commonly cited as a key factor. The other choices, such as the need for affiliation, recognition, and security, as well as the resources and prestige available through group participation and comparison with other group experiences, are more commonly cited as reasons for attraction to a group.

Reasons for Members' Attraction to the Group Do Not Usually