Personal Development Module 2: Social Relationship

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What is social influence, and how does it impact individual behavior?

Social influence refers to the effects that social interactions have on an individual's beliefs, attitudes, and behaviors. It can impact individual behavior by encouraging conformity, altering perceptions, and encouraging specific actions based on group norms.

Explain this quote: 'Quality relationship promotes excellent people and higher work productivity.'

The quote suggests that strong, positive relationships can enhance personal development and improve productivity in work settings. When individuals have supportive relationships, they are more motivated and effective.

How do social media platforms contribute to social influence?

Social media platforms contribute to social influence by facilitating the sharing of ideas, opinions, and behaviors among users, often leading to changes in attitudes and actions based on what is observed in their networks.

Describe a situation where the three types of social influence affect your behavior (1 for each type).

Situations could include conformity to peer pressure, compliance with requests from friends, and internalization of values observed in family or community. Signup and view all the answers

List down the various roles of different individuals in our society and how they greatly influence you and society. (Just list down at least 3 individuals)

<ol> <li>Teachers influence education and personal growth. 2. Community leaders inspire civic engagement. 3. Family members provide emotional support and foundational values.</li> </ol> Signup and view all the answers

How do social relationships typically differ from personal relationships?

They are generally less intimate. Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following best defines social influence?

The influence of peers on an individual's actions and attitudes. Signup and view all the answers

What role do adolescents typically have in their social groups?

Members who actively influence their peers. Signup and view all the answers

What is a key characteristic of social clubs compared to more intimate groups like fraternities?

Less exclusivity and intimacy. Signup and view all the answers

According to Rashotte, social influence can manifest through which of the following?

Behavior, actions, and resources. Signup and view all the answers

Which statement correctly describes the impact of social interaction on self-identity during adolescence?

Social interactions help to affirm self-identity and self-esteem. Signup and view all the answers

What is a common characteristic of organizations like neighborhood associations or volunteer groups?

They foster social relationships and community engagement. Signup and view all the answers

Why is understanding group membership important for social relationships?

It improves the quality and depth of social interactions. Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Module Expectations: Students are expected to distinguish various social roles, compare self-perception with others', and conduct a mini-survey on Filipino relationships.
Activity 1: Organizations (3 mins): Students need to name an organization, type of organization, and their position in the organization (e.g., neighborhood association, church group, etc.).

Definition (Rashotte): Social influence encompasses behavior, actions, attitudes, concepts, ideas, communication, wealth, and resources that lead to changes in beliefs, attitudes, and/or behaviors of individuals due to another person's actions.
Types of Social Influence:
- Compliance: Acting in accordance with others' expectations, regardless of personal agreement. Example: Obeying traffic laws/police.
- Identification: Behaving as those viewed positively (e.g., well-liked, famous, respected). Example: Buying a product endorsed by a famous person.
- Internalization: Accepting a belief/value set and practicing corresponding behaviors. Example: Changing behavior due to a commercial warning.

Status: A relative rank/position in society. Can be ascribed (assigned at birth) or achieved (gained through actions).
Ascribed Status Examples: Sex, race, age, family relationships.
Achieved Status Examples: Education, occupation, marital status, accomplishments.

Role: A set of expected behaviors associated with a specific status/position.
Example of a Role: As a father, someone is expected to provide for and care for their family. As a teacher, someone is expected to teach students and manage the classroom.

Role Set

Role Set: When one status comes with multiple roles. Example: an individual can have multiple roles such as son, husband, father, colleague, or citizen.

Difference: Status is occupied while a role is played. Status comes with an expected behavior - a role.
Example: A woman becomes a mother (status) when she has a child, and her role is preparing meals, taking care of the children, showing love to them.

Leadership

Definition: The power/ability of an individual to lead others.
Leadership Styles:
- Persuasion: leading by showcasing a vision.
- Inspiration: motivating others to follow.

The Role of Influence in Leadership

Influence: Essential part of leadership, where a person's behavior/opinions are affected by another person.
Important Asset: Leaders benefit from strong influencing skills.
Integral Part of Leadership: Influence is a critical process in leadership.

Summary (Rashotte): Described social influence as behavior, actions, and resources changing the attitudes, beliefs, and actions of others based on the actions of another person.

Study Questions

Social Influence (Impact on Behavior): Explain the concept of social influence and how it impacts individual behaviors. Provide examples.
Quality Relationships and Productivity: Explain how positive relationships promote excellent employees and increased work productivity.
Social Media Influence: Discuss how social media contributes to social influence. Provide examples.
Social Influence on Behavior: Describe a situation where all three (compliance, identification, & internalization) types of social influence affected your behavior.
Social Roles: List at least three examples of individuals (e.g., teacher, mayor, doctor) and explain how they shape society.

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Explore the intricacies of social relationships in this quiz based on Module 2 of Personal Development. Learn about social roles, self-perception, and the various types of social influence including compliance and identification. Engage with real-life examples to better understand these concepts.