Cohesiveness of the Group May Emerge as a Problem Because

Multiple Choice

Cohesiveness of the group may emerge as a problem because

A) Cohesiveness is generally experienced in the same manner across groups, and the results of cohesion can be generalized from one group to another.
B) In highly cohesive groups, members generally feel dissatisfied with the group experience and other group members.
C) Highly cohesive groups tend to exert great pressure on their members to conform to the group's standards.
D) Cohesiveness typically results in group members resisting the temptation to conform.