Social Influence And Group Processes Psychology - Social Influence And Group Processes

Working together to achieve shared goals is called,

Behaving according to the group norm is called

Membership of a club is an example of

_________ is a collection of people who may be present at a place/ situation by chance.

Tarun’s group has won the elections from his constituency. His opponents, Ramesh and his group, are weak and too small in number. Tarun often expresses frustration and negative attitude towards Ramesh’s group. This is known as _________.

Extreme cohesiveness in group results in __________.

Extreme cohesiveness in groups results in ________.

________ perspective suggests that physical environment exists mainly for use by human beings for their comfort.

What is meant by outgroup?

Collection of people assembled for a particular purpose is called an ________.

State three conditions which facilitate group formation.

Describe the components of human communication.

What are the stages of group formation?

How can you reduce social loafing in groups? Think of any two incidents of social loafing in school. How did you overcome it?

How is one’s identity formed?

What are the major determinants of cooperation and competition?

Describe any four strategies for resolving conflicts.

Enumerate the four elements of group structure.

What is social loafing? How can social loafing be reduced in group work?

Explain the reasons for intergroup conflict.

Explain social loafing and group polarisation, giving suitable examples.

State the reasons for conflicts in groups. Describe the strategies to resolve conflicts.

Explain group polarisation. Give reasons for occurrence of group polarisation.

Explain the causes of group conflicts. Discuss any three strategies for resolving conflicts.

Why do people conform? Explain how conformity is different from compliance.