true or false: Quasi Groups, according to conflict theory, are groups in which the members are not…

➤ How do quasi-groups differ from social classes or interest groups?
Quasi-groups differ by degree of organization and consciousness. Social classes are structural categories with systemic interests tied to economic positions. Interest groups are organized and pursue explicit goals. Quasi-groups share grievances or interests but lack cohesion, mobilizing resources, institutional representation, and sustained leadership needed for coordinated collective action.