Which of the following are typically NOT reasons for nonparticipating be-havior by a group member?
A) protection against oppression from the leader or other members
B) lack of trust in the group
C) uncertainty about how the group process works
D) feeling superior to other group members and not wanting to waste one's time sharing

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Feeling superior to other group members and not wanting to waste one's time sharing is typically a personal attitude or belief rather than a reaction to the group dynamics or structure, making it not a common reason for nonparticipation. Other options (A, B, C) are generally recognized as reasons why individuals might choose not to participate in a group due to external factors related to the group environment or dynamics.

Which of the Following Are Typically NOT Reasons for Nonparticipating