11 CAFS - Groups & Roles of Individuals

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A task-oriented individual is more likely to be concerned with

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ensuring that the task is completed within a specified time

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A destructive individual is more likely to be concerned with

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diverting attention away from completing the task

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A socioemotional individual is more likely to be concerned with

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the wellbeing of individuals within the group

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A standard or pattern of behaviour that is considered normal in a particular group or society is referred to as

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a norm

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To change or modify behaviour to fit in with the norms of the group is

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Conformity

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The 'map' that is used to show the interactions between individuals within a group is referred to as a

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sociogram

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Example of conforming to norms in Australian society?

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Following road rules and driving safely

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Example of conforming at school:

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Wearing the school uniform

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Which roles attempt to create group cohesion in a group?

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Encourager, mediator, negotiator

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Shaking hands when meeting someone is an example of what?

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A social norm