Groups typically respond to nonconformity from a member by using four strategies. These are
A) reason, seduction, deviance, and conflict management.
B) reason, ostracism, isolation, and persuasion.
C) reason, seduction, coercion, ostracism.
D) peer pressure, ostracism, coercion, isolation.

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This is the closest set of strategies to those commonly used by groups, with reason used to attempt to persuade the nonconforming member, followed by seduction or coercion if reason does not work. Ostracism is also a common response, particularly if the nonconformity is seen as a threat to the group's cohesion or values. Isolation may also be used, particularly if the nonconforming member is seen as a danger to the group's welfare.

Groups Typically Respond to Nonconformity from a Member by Using