Community Elements and Development
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What role do early joiners play in a community?

  • They advocate for the community without influencing behavior.
  • They mainly contribute to discussions without initiating them.
  • They establish norms for acceptable behavior within the community. (correct)
  • They are primarily responsible for getting new members to join.

    • What is the primary function of connectors within a community?

  • They advocate for the community's message.
  • They introduce members to their network of friends and acquaintances. (correct)
  • They create norms for acceptable behavior.
  • They initiate discussions that encourage member participation.

    • Which characteristic best describes information specialists in a community?

  • They are responsible for initiating discussions.
  • They participate actively but do not influence behavior.
  • They are the community's main advocates.
  • They provide critical information that members seek. (correct)

    • What defines temporary members in a community?

    <p>They are those who stay only for specific achievements.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which group is characterized as late joiners in a community?

    <p>Laggards</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Importance of Cooperation

    • Cooperation enables groups to function collaboratively toward shared objectives, fostering mutual benefits.

    Definition of Community

    • A community consists of individuals bound by social, religious, occupational, or other shared characteristics, feeling distinct from the larger society.

    Composition of a Community

    • Early Joiners: Pioneers who establish acceptable norms and behaviors within the community, ensuring adherence among members.
    • Information Specialists: Key individuals whom members rely on for relevant knowledge and information within the community.
    • Conversationalists: Participants who engage in discussions started by others but typically do not initiate new conversations.
    • Persuaders: Strong advocates promoting the community's message, influencing others to join or participate.
    • Connectors: Social butterflies with extensive networks who facilitate introductions and connections within the community.
    • Laggards: Individuals who join the community late, often after others have established norms.
    • Temporary Members: Individuals who participate only for a specific purpose or achievement, lacking long-term commitment.

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    Explore the key concepts and elements that make up a community. This quiz delves into the importance of cooperation and the characteristics that distinguish various groups within society. Test your understanding of how communities function and the role of norms in shaping them.

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