Natasha Talbott was interested in a new set of golf clubs. She discussed the various types with some knowledgeable friends and relied on their advice. Natasha's friends were acting as
A. a lifestyle group.
B. a social class.
C. an economic influence.
D. routinized decision-makers.
E. a reference group.
Answer: E
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