_____ is not one of the purposes served by membership in a crowd.
A)Providing close friendships and personal support
B)Providing identities and positions in the school's hierarchy
C)Providing large groups of like-minded peers
D)Providing encouragement for particular lifestyle values

Question

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While crowds can provide a sense of belonging and a source of social identity, they are generally not formed for the purpose of providing close friendships and personal support. That is more of a function of smaller social groups such as cliques or friendships.

_____ Is Not One of the Purposes Served by Membership