Which of the following collections of people best represents the social-psychological concept of a SOCIAL group?

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A social group refers to a collection of individuals who interact with one another, share a common identity, and have a sense of belonging. The deliberating members of a 12-person jury fit this description as they interact with one another, share a common goal of reaching a verdict, and may develop a sense of cohesion and identity as a jury. While the other options include collections of people, they do not necessarily share the same level of interaction, identity, or sense of belonging as a social group.

Which of the Following Collections of People Best Represents the Social-Psychological