Morgan does not really like picking on girls who are not popular. However, all of her friends do, and they have warned her that if she does not do as they do, they will not like her anymore. Thus, Morgan goes along with her group of friends despite her own personal identity. In this scenario, why is Morgan picking on the less popular girls?
A. Because she is mean
B. Because her parents are authoritarian
C. Because she is exercising her own identity
D. Because her identity becomes determined by the group identity
D. Because her identity becomes determined by the group identity
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