Dynamic Social Impact Theory Predicts That

Multiple Choice

Dynamic social impact theory predicts that

A) over time, within a nation, differences among cultures will become less pronounced, and the nation will become more culturally homogeneous.
B) if the cultures in two organizations are compatible or "fit" together well, they could merge smoothly, whereas if the two cultures have different underlying values, then inter-group conflicts are likely.
C) clusters of individuals who hold different beliefs from those in other clusters will develop within the larger culture, and thus that there will be cultural diversity.
D) individuals who belong to a low-status group will attempt to leave that group and move to a higher-status group.