The degree to which members form close social ties with the group and how it subsequently influences interactions within and between group members is known as:
A)social identity.
B)dyadic theory.
C)followership.
D)social capital.

Question

The degree to which members form close social ties with the group and how it subsequently influences interactions within and between group members is known as:
A)social identity.
B)dyadic theory.
C)followership.
D)social capital.

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Social identity refers to the degree to which members form close social ties with the group and how it subsequently influences interactions within and between group members.

The Degree to Which Members Form Close Social Ties with the Group