Social Psychology (10th Edition)
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People join groups for a variety of reasons. In most cases, it satisfies a sense of belonging, affiliation, or status that is central to the human condition. In fact, central to Maslow's Hierarchy is the need for love and belonging, so it is no surprise that being part of a group in one form or another is a common part of the human experience.
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