Exam 12: Small Groups: Ongoing Interactions

If a group is admired and emulated but not necessarily an ingroup, how is it called?

What is the interpersonal-intergroup discontinuity effect?

Among which gender is social loafing more prevalent?

In Lebon's (1895) classic theory of crowd behavior, when does a collective mind appear?

Give examples of recurrent social roles in a group.

What is the free riding effect?

What are the primary concerns and motives of someone with high group commitment in a situation with no threat?

What is the group polarization effect?

How does an aggregate of individuals become a group?

What is the sucker effect?

What are the 5 potential stages of group membership for informal groups?

What are the 4 phase of group membership for formal groups?

What is the black sheep effect?

What are the primary concerns and motives of someone with low group commitment in a situation with group-directed threat?

For an external observer, what makes a group distinctive, as compared to an aggregate of individuals?

What is a prescriptive norms?

What are the primary concerns and motives of someone with high group commitment in a situation with individual-directed threat?

What are the common factors of the different effects that lead to group productivity loss?

What is the ingroup overexclusion effect?

What are the effects that lead to group productivity loss?