An individual involved in political groups because they enjoy meeting interesting people and rubbing shoulders with the "powerful" are involved in politics because of

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The individual is motivated by the social benefits of being involved in politics, such as meeting interesting people and feeling influential. These are examples of solidary incentives, which refer to the sense of belonging and social connections that come from group membership. Monetary rewards (A) do not seem to be a primary motivator in this scenario, and there is no mention of specific issues or community-oriented reasons (C and D). Therefore, the best choice is B.

An Individual Involved in Political Groups Because They Enjoy Meeting