Which of the following is a requirement for the establishment of a superordinate goal?

1. Both groups must be able to accomplish the goal alone.

2. Only one group should be committed to accomplishing the goal.

3. Both groups should be willing to cooperate to accomplish the goal.

4. One group should take charge of the responsibilities of both groups.

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Jorge Soto

Social Studies

14 March, 11:31

Which of the following is a requirement for the establishment of a superordinate goal?

1. Both groups must be able to accomplish the goal alone.

2. Only one group should be committed to accomplishing the goal.

3. Both groups should be willing to cooperate to accomplish the goal.

4. One group should take charge of the responsibilities of both groups.

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Graham Mccarthy · Answer 1

3. Both groups should be willing to cooperate to accomplish the goal

Explanation:

A superordinate goal is when individuals or groups that were originally form opposite ideals cooperate to reach a bigger goal that they can achieve individually.

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