Which of the following is true of a purposive incentive?

a. It is the satisfaction gained from being in a group that stands for what a person believes in.

b. It is the satisfaction gained from being able to dictate the actions of the members of a group.

c. It is the satisfaction gained from feeling a sense of belonging to a group.

d. It is the satisfaction gained from receiving benefits such as discounts for being a part of a group.

e. It is the satisfaction gained from making friends and associating with the members of a group.

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Xander Matthews

4 August, 19:12

Which of the following is true of a purposive incentive?

a. It is the satisfaction gained from being in a group that stands for what a person believes in.

b. It is the satisfaction gained from being able to dictate the actions of the members of a group.

c. It is the satisfaction gained from feeling a sense of belonging to a group.

d. It is the satisfaction gained from receiving benefits such as discounts for being a part of a group.

e. It is the satisfaction gained from making friends and associating with the members of a group.

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Hallie Burch · Answer 1

a. It is the satisfaction gained from being in a group that stands for what a person believes in.

Explanation:

An incentive that comes from taking part in sharing beliefs and opinions in a given issue will be considered a purposive incentive:

Members experience satisfaction for being part of a group that promotes their interest and reflects their lifestyle and values.

The groups will have an ideological commitment like: gay rights activists, environmental activists and civil libertarians.

The members will find a sense of belonging in the group and will feel that their voice is expressed through a community that shares their stand on the issues they try to promote.