When minority groups are identified as a "self-conscious social group," this means
A) they are always afraid that other people are looking at them.
B) their members feel a social and psychological closeness with others like themselves.
C) they sense that other people's attention is to be blamed for their suffering and burdens.
D) they lack any real sense of identity as a group.

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When minority groups are identified as a "self-conscious social group," it implies that their members feel a social and psychological closeness with others like themselves, fostering a sense of identity and solidarity within the group. This does not necessarily relate to fear, blame, or a lack of identity as suggested by the other options.

When Minority Groups Are Identified as a "Self-Conscious Social Group