The Main Reason Sherif and His Colleagues Studied a Carefully

Multiple Choice

The main reason Sherif and his colleagues studied a carefully selected group of boys in a summer camp was:

A) to compare boys who went to camp with a matched sample of boys who did not go to camp to see if participating in group activities influenced cooperative social skills.
B) to study the formation and development of group cohesion and group conflict.
C) to discover the personality traits that were correlated with social interaction skills and demonstrated leadership abilities.
D) to discover whether and how leaders differ from followers, by comparing their family backgrounds.