Atlas and Morier (1994) conducted a study that examined differences in women who wanted to join sororities and women who did not want to join. Those women who wanted to rush a sorority tended to have a higher need to be the center of attention, but surprisingly did not have a higher need for:
A) social self-esteem.
B) affiliation.
C) academic success.
D) exhibitionism.

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Women who wanted to rush a sorority showed a higher need to be the center of attention and for exhibitionism, but their need for affiliation did not significantly differ from those who did not want to join a sorority, indicating that the desire to join a sorority may not be primarily driven by a higher need for social connections or affiliations.

Atlas and Morier (1994) Conducted a Study That Examined Differences