Which term is used to identify a group of related documents, such as families, duplicates, or near duplicates?

• A. Relational
• B. Relational Field
• C. Propagation
• D. Import Behavior

Answer: (B)

Grouping related documents relies on a mechanism that records connections between items. A Relational Field is precisely this mechanism: it stores links or identifiers that tie documents into clusters—families, duplicates, near duplicates—so you can treat every member as part of the same group. By assigning the same group identifier or linking to a root document, you can quickly assemble all related items for review or production. The other terms don’t serve this purpose: Relational describes relationships in general, but without a dedicated field to encode and query those links you can’t reliably form groups; Propagation concerns how changes spread through the system, and Import Behavior is about how data enters the workspace.