Functionalists Assert That the Positive Feelings of Being a Part

Functionalists assert that the positive feelings of being a part of a group, even a subordinate one that has less access to social, economic, and political power, tends to

A) make dominant groups even stronger because subordinate groups are not bothered by the separation.
B) promote and maintain strong ties among group members, but can also be associated with fear and hostility toward and from other groups.
C) promote and maintain strong ties among group members which helps to foster less conflict with and greater respect from other groups.
D) be harmful for all groups because there should only be one group.