Because most members of a new group want to create a good first impression,they tend to be overly polite with one another during their initial meetings.They don't interrupt one another and avoid expressing strong opinions.These behaviors are characteristic of
A)dialectic tension.
B)primary tension.
C)secondary tension.
D)tertiary tension.
E)assimilation tension.

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Primary tension refers to the initial awkwardness and discomfort that arises when a new group is formed, and members are trying to get to know one another. During this phase, members tend to be overly polite and avoid expressing strong opinions, as they want to create a good first impression. Dialectic, secondary, tertiary, and assimilation tension are different types of conflicts or tensions that may arise within a group at later stages of development.

Because Most Members of a New Group Want to Create