Persons who join an interest group out of a need for a sense of belonging are responding to

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Joining an interest group for a sense of belonging reflects the desire for social incentives, such as companionship and shared values, rather than financial benefits (monetary incentives). The other options (relegated, fixed, and idealist incentives) do not accurately reflect the motivation for joining an interest group based on a need for belonging.

Persons Who Join an Interest Group Out of a Need