Group Polarization Is Best Described as the Tendency For

Multiple Choice

Group polarization is best described as the tendency for:

A) people in groups to follow the crowd,and,in some cases,engage in mob behavior.
B) groups to ostracize members who do not agree with them.
C) group discussion to mitigate group opinion; producing less extreme judgment than might be obtained by pooling individuals' views separately.
D) group discussion to intensify group opinion; producing more extreme judgment than might be obtained by pooling individuals' views separately.