Social Groups Are Generally In Disarray. To Protect Themselves From Other Group

Social Groups Are Generally In Disarray. To Protect Themselves From Other Group

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Social groups are generally in disarray. To protect themselves from other
groups, especially the groups just below them, groups will attempt to
convey an appearance of interior order and purpose they do not possess.
-- Arthur Herzog

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