Which of the following statements is true?

A) Individuals who have negative beliefs about groups (as indicated by their scores on the Beliefs about Groups scale) are less likely to join them.
B) Children whose parents were more involved in groups tend to avoid group activities when they reach adulthood.
C) Contrary to popular opinion,participation in sports as a youth does not predict affiliative tendencies in adulthood.

This statement makes logical sense as individuals who hold negative beliefs about a particular group would be less likely to want to join that group. It also aligns with research on social identity theory and intergroup relations.

Answer: None of the above
Both options B and C are unsupported by any evidence or research, and option A is the only statement that makes logical sense and aligns with existing research. Therefore, the best answer is "none of the above" as there is only one correct option.