Which one of the following is not one of the three broad categories of reasons why individuals join interest groups?

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The three broad categories of reasons why individuals join interest groups are material benefits (such as economic benefits or tangible rewards), solidary benefits (such as social connections or a sense of community), and purposive benefits (such as advancing a particular cause or policy goal). "Meaningful benefits" is not a commonly recognized category of benefits for joining interest groups.

Which One of the Following Is Not One of the Three