Which of the following is a primary factor in distinguishing among different types of groups?
A)Size
B)Type of leader involved
C)Organizational level
D)Goal or purpose
E)None of these.

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The goal or purpose of the group is a primary factor in distinguishing among different types of groups. This is because groups can have varying goals, such as achieving a task, problem-solving, socializing, learning, or providing support. The other factors listed (size, type of leader involved, and organizational level) can also be important, but they are not as fundamental as the group's goal or purpose. Option E is incorrect as there is a primary factor in distinguishing among different types of groups.

Which of the Following Is a Primary Factor in Distinguishing