Group polarization may, in part, stem from

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Group polarization may, in part, stem from

Group polarization may, in part, stem from

a. an increase in dominant responses under conditions of high arousal.
b. lack of group cohesiveness.
c. deindividuation of group members.
d. the desire to distinguish one's group from other groups.

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