The process in which members of a group who are atypical of the group leave faster than other members is called
A) Niche base effect
B) Niche edge effect
C) Out-group preference
D) In-group preference

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The term "Niche edge effect" refers to the phenomenon where individuals or entities that are atypical or on the periphery of a group tend to leave the group at a faster rate than those who are more central or typical. This can occur in various contexts, including ecological niches, social groups, and organizational settings.

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