A group becomes a social _________ whereby the group members' values, beliefs, prejudices, cultural bias, and past experiences are played out in the group setting.
A) microcosm
B) macrocosm
C) culture
D) All of the above.

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A group becomes a social microcosm whereby the group members' values, beliefs, prejudices, cultural bias, and past experiences are played out in the group setting. A microcosm is a small-scale representation of a larger system or society. A group can represent a microcosm of the larger society, and members' individual experiences and beliefs can shape the dynamics and culture of the group. The other options, macrocosm and culture, do not fully encompass the concept of a group as a microcosm.

A Group Becomes a Social _________ Whereby the Group Members