Frank belongs to a group called the Eskadors. When the Eskadors fail repeatedly to reach their goals, Frank decides to quit the Eskadors and join the Uminiacs—a more successful rival. Frank’s behavior exemplifies
a. ingroup-outgroup adjustment.
b. group-serving biases.
c. individual mobility.
d. sociocentrism.
e. social creativity.
c. individual mobility.
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5 percent 10 percent 25 percent 50 percent
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What will be an ideal response?