Relational cohesion theory,like cognitive dissonance theory,argues that people tend to become more committed to their groups when the group causes members to experience negative,rather than positive,emotions.

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Final Answer : False, Explanation :  Relational cohesion theory suggests that the development of strong emotional ties and increased commitment within a group is fostered by positive interactions and the fulfillment of expectations, rather than by experiencing negative emotions.

Relational cohesion theory,like cognitive dissonance theory,argues that people tend to become more committed to their groups when the group causes members to experience negative,rather than positive,emotions.

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