In a democratic contest,competing groups are most likely to abide by rules and decisions when:

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When competing groups share basic values and interests, they are more likely to find common ground and respect each other's opinions and decisions. This leads to a sense of compromise and willingness to abide by rules and decisions as they are perceived to be fair and just for all parties involved. Coercion and fear of reprisals may work temporarily, but they are unsustainable and can lead to resentment and further conflict. A society being small and completely homogeneous may help facilitate decision-making, but it does not guarantee compliance or unity of ideas.

In a Democratic Contest,competing Groups Are Most Likely to Abide