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What is the difference between emotional loneliness and social loneliness?
What is the difference between emotional loneliness and social loneliness?
- Emotional loneliness occurs when people are excluded from a group, while social loneliness is related to traumatic events.
- Emotional loneliness is about surviving disasters, while social loneliness is about needing meaning to reduce loneliness.
- Social loneliness is experienced when personal relationships are unsatisfying, while emotional loneliness is felt when there are too few connections to others.
- Emotional loneliness is related to lack of a long-term intimate relationship, while social loneliness is related to feeling cut off from friends and acquaintances. (correct)
What is ostracism?
What is ostracism?
- Experiencing cognitive and affective malaise due to unsatisfying personal relationships.
- The number of steps needed to link one person in a social network to another specific person.
- The desire to belong to a group of friends, acquaintances, and group members.
- The act of ignoring, shunning, or banishing individuals from a group by reducing contact with them. (correct)
What does the degrees of separation refer to in social network analysis?
What does the degrees of separation refer to in social network analysis?
- The need for meaningful, intimate relationships.
- The initial response to being excluded from a group.
- The number of steps or relationships needed to link one person in the network to another specific person. (correct)
- The flood of negative feelings caused by ostracism.
Which model describes the initial response to ostracism as having a reflexive and reflective stage?
Which model describes the initial response to ostracism as having a reflexive and reflective stage?
How does the text describe the importance of having more connections to others?
How does the text describe the importance of having more connections to others?
What is the effect of unsatisfied desire to belong on an individual?
What is the effect of unsatisfied desire to belong on an individual?
Which type of group is defined by being connected by one or more social relationships?
Which type of group is defined by being connected by one or more social relationships?
What is the concept that refers to the extent to which a group is perceived as a coherent whole or entity?
What is the concept that refers to the extent to which a group is perceived as a coherent whole or entity?
In the context of groups, what does 'a certain category becomes very important to you and so you belong in that group' refer to?
In the context of groups, what does 'a certain category becomes very important to you and so you belong in that group' refer to?
What is a key characteristic of a face-to-face group as per the text?
What is a key characteristic of a face-to-face group as per the text?
Which perspective considers multiple viewpoints on groups and their dynamics?
Which perspective considers multiple viewpoints on groups and their dynamics?
What type of group may sometimes include friends and is characterized by having a high degree of entitativity?
What type of group may sometimes include friends and is characterized by having a high degree of entitativity?
What happens to a person's productivity when working in a group compared to working alone?
What happens to a person's productivity when working in a group compared to working alone?
What is the term used in the text to describe the phenomenon where group productivity is lowered by poor group functioning?
What is the term used in the text to describe the phenomenon where group productivity is lowered by poor group functioning?
In Study 2 mentioned in the text, what was the average force exerted by one person when working alone compared to when part of a group of three or more?
In Study 2 mentioned in the text, what was the average force exerted by one person when working alone compared to when part of a group of three or more?
What is the term for a task where everyone must contribute to complete it?
What is the term for a task where everyone must contribute to complete it?
Based on the text, what will likely be a challenge for leaders due to increases in diversity across groups?
Based on the text, what will likely be a challenge for leaders due to increases in diversity across groups?
What is the term used in the text for the phenomenon where people compare themselves to others and adjust their behavior accordingly?
What is the term used in the text for the phenomenon where people compare themselves to others and adjust their behavior accordingly?
In the context of groups, what does the term 'social compensation processes' refer to?
In the context of groups, what does the term 'social compensation processes' refer to?
What is the likely direction of leadership methods as mentioned in the text?
What is the likely direction of leadership methods as mentioned in the text?
What was one of the implications mentioned in the text regarding the Ringelmann Effect?
What was one of the implications mentioned in the text regarding the Ringelmann Effect?
In the context of collective effort, what does 'task demands' refer to?
In the context of collective effort, what does 'task demands' refer to?
What is a key factor in effective leadership?
What is a key factor in effective leadership?
What does the Social Identity Approach to Leadership suggest?
What does the Social Identity Approach to Leadership suggest?
How does a charismatic leader inspire group members according to Hogg (2001)?
How does a charismatic leader inspire group members according to Hogg (2001)?
What is a common misconception about effective leaders according to the text?
What is a common misconception about effective leaders according to the text?
In the context of leadership, what are 'idiosyncratic credits'?
In the context of leadership, what are 'idiosyncratic credits'?
Based on the text, what is a defining characteristic of a successful leader?
Based on the text, what is a defining characteristic of a successful leader?
What does effective leadership behavior, as per the text, aim to communicate?
What does effective leadership behavior, as per the text, aim to communicate?
How does Hogg (2001) challenge traditional views on task or relationship-oriented leaders?
How does Hogg (2001) challenge traditional views on task or relationship-oriented leaders?
