12 Questions
What is a defining characteristic of a group?
Interdependence
How do groups differ from collections of people like those gathered to watch a cricket match?
Having defined roles and expectations
What is one key aspect that distinguishes family, class, and playgroups from other collections of people?
Mutual interdependence
What defines a group according to the text?
Organised system of individuals with common motives
Which characteristic helps in giving a group its unique identity?
Perception of belongingness
What do groups consist of, based on the text?
Individuals with common motives and goals
What is one key difference between a group and a crowd?
Groups have a structure and a feeling of belongingness, while crowds lack structure and belongingness.
How do group norms influence individual behavior?
Group norms dictate the behaviors expected from group members
What characterizes the behavior of people in crowds, as mentioned in the text?
Irrational behavior and lack of interdependence among members
Why is it important to be part of groups that influence individuals positively?
Positive group influence is crucial for personal growth and societal well-being
What differentiation exists between groups and crowds based on the text?
Groups have structured interactions, while crowds lack any form of organization
How do individuals in a group influence each other?
Individuals in a group influence each other based on structured roles and norms
Explore the concept of groups, their importance in our lives, and how they differ from other collections of people. Learn about the interdependence, defined roles, status, and expectations within various groups.
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