Structuration Theory asserts that our interactions with our fellow group members not only rely on the group's established structures, but as we interact within those structures we ______________.
A) bring noise into the system
B) reproduce or reinforce those structures
C) structure, or build, stronger interpersonal relationships
D) defer to leadership more than is necessary
E) form group alliances

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Structuration Theory posits that as we interact within established group structures, we reproduce or reinforce those structures through our actions and behaviors. This means that the group's structures become internalized and inform how we interact with each other, creating a self-reinforcing cycle. This in turn can lead to greater stability and predictability within the group, but also potentially limit opportunities for change or innovation.

Structuration Theory Asserts That Our Interactions with Our Fellow Group