Which of the following statements is true?

A) Emotions are psychological states,and so groups cannot be said to have emotional reactions.
B) Collective rituals,such as marching,increase teamwork but minimize the group's collective emotions.
C) The more members identify with the group,the more likely they will adopt and display the group's collective affective state.
D) Groups can experience emotions collectively so long as all the members of the group can personally experience the event that triggered the emotional reaction.
E) Collective emotions,unlike other shared beliefs,can be experienced by only one or two of the members of a group.

Research has shown that the more members identify with the group, the more likely they are to adopt and display the group's collective affective state. This means that groups can experience emotions collectively, and that their emotional reactions are influenced by factors such as group cohesion and social identity. A and B are incorrect because emotions can be experienced by groups, and collective rituals can in fact increase the group's collective emotions. D and E are also incorrect, as the ability of a group to experience emotions collectively is not dependent on every member personally experiencing the triggering event, and collective emotions are typically experienced by multiple members of the group.