When the United States experienced terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001, many felt that the government should go after Osama bin Laden. Chasing down bin Laden is an example of a superordinate goal.

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A superordinate goal is a goal that cannot be achieved by one group alone and requires the cooperation of multiple groups. Chasing down Osama bin Laden required the cooperation of various government agencies and international allies, making it a superordinate goal.

When the United States Experienced Terrorist Attacks on September 11