Multiple Choice
The importance of reference groups in religious commitment reflects the concept of __________, in which members cut ties with outsiders and define them as evil or insignificant.
A) Moral commitment
B) Brainwashing
C) Rational Choice Theory
D) Renunciation
E) Role Theory
Correct Answer:

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Q2: In Kanter's theory, which of the following
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