Norms & Characteristics of Groups

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This characteristic of ethical groups explains how group members rely on each other's skills and knowledge.

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Interdependent

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This characteristic of ethical groups explains how group members have a sense of belonging, of mutual support and identification with other group members.

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Cohesive

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This characteristic of ethical groups explains how group members are expected to adhere to group norms and a group will sanction a member who violates a group norm.

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Accountable

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This characteristic of ethical groups explains the multiplying force of a group working together that results in a combined effort greater than any of the parts.

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Synergetic

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This characteristic of ethical groups explains how groups create expectations for how members will behave.

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Develop Norms

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This norm describes expectations that are put into writing or stated verbally.

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Explicit norms

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This norm describes how group members communicate with one another and help to determine what types of communication behavior is appropriate in a group.

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Interaction norms

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This norm identifies the level of influence among group members and help you to understand how status is determined.

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Status norms

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This norm dictates how the group will operate and will help you adapt to the rules and procedures that the group will follow.

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Procedural norms

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This norm describes how group members determine the quality and quantity of work expected from group members.

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Achievement norms