In the Power Framework's In-Depth Chapter, Kanter's Theory of Minorities

In the power framework's in-depth chapter, Kanter's theory of minorities and tokens is described. According to Kanter's model, the actual number of individuals belonging to a relatively visible majority and minority have a major impact on how a group will work. If the group is 'skewed' or largely 'unbalanced', three effects will occur. Which of the alternatives below is NOT one of these effects?

A) A minority or token gets a lot of attention.
B) There is an increased contrast between majority and minority/token.
C) The majority and the token/minority do not adapt to each other due to distancing.
D) Token/minority adapts to the majority through assimilation and distancing.