Multiple Choice
Research shows that probably the most important factor contributing to the process of conversion to a "new religious movement" (i.e.a "cult") is
A) a theology that is highly rational and logically consistent.
B) a change of reference groups.
C) physical coercion.
D) mind control.
E) the economic stability of the group which causes recruits to think the group will offer financial benefits.
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