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QWhat is the difference between individual and group behavior?

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  • A Individual behavior refers to actions of a single person, whereas group behavior refers to actions of a collective ✔ ✖
  • B Individual behavior is always rational, whereas group behavior can be irrational ✔ ✖
  • C Individual behavior is always predictable, whereas group behavior can be unpredictable ✔ ✖
  • D Individual behavior is always voluntary, whereas group behavior can be involuntary ✔ ✖
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Individual behavior refers to the actions of a single person, while group behavior refers to the actions of a collective. Individual behavior can be influenced by personality traits, attitudes, and motivation, while group behavior can be influenced by social norms, roles, and leadership.

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