True or False: Each access group may have multiple roles associated with it.

The correct answer is that each access group may indeed have multiple roles associated with it, making the statement true. In Pega applications, an access group defines a collection of user permissions and settings that guide what users can do within the application. Each access group can include various roles that determine the specific capabilities of the users assigned to that group. These roles can encompass access to different functionalities, privileges, and resources.

By having multiple roles associated with an access group, Pega provides flexibility and granularity in defining user permissions. This allows for tailored access control to meet the diverse needs of different user types within an organization while efficiently managing security and access rights.

The misconception about the false answer likely stems from a misunderstanding of the relationship between access groups and roles in Pega's security framework. Understanding that an access group is not limited to a single role is crucial for effectively managing user permissions in Pega applications.