POSITIVE GROUP BEHAVIOUR

How do positive groups carry out constructive behaviors in society?

• Through destructive actions
• By promoting chaos
• Through lobbying, strikes, and boycotts
• By ignoring societal issues

What are some benefits of positive group behaviors?

• Companionship, survival, and affiliation
• Companionship, survival, and power
• Chaos, insecurity, and power
• Companionship, chaos, and survival

How do positive group behaviors contribute to community development?

• By isolating and excluding community members
• By promoting chaos and instability
• By fostering collaboration and growth
• By engaging in destructive actions

How do positive groups primarily finance their activities?

• By engaging in destructive actions
• From levies, donations, and dues
• By promoting chaos
• Through illegal means

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of positive group behavior?

• Acceptance of members based on requisite criteria
• Promotion of common good
• Source of income from illegal activities
• Well-organized leadership

What is the role of leadership in promoting positive group behavior?

• Encouraging chaos and destruction
• Ignoring societal issues
• Providing direction and organization
• Engaging in illegal activities

What is the impact of positive group behaviors on the overall well-being of society?

• Encouraging destructive actions
• Fostering unity and cooperation
• Promoting division and discord
• Ignoring societal issues

What is the primary purpose of lobbying as a constructive group behavior?

• To create chaos
• To engage in illegal activities
• To persuade decision-makers to accept proposals for the common good
• To promote destruction

How do positive group behaviors contribute to social cohesion?

• By promoting chaos and conflict
• By fostering unity and cooperation
• By ignoring societal issues
• By encouraging destructive actions

Which of the following is NOT a way positive groups use to carry out constructive behaviors?

• Writing petitions
• Encouraging destructive actions
• Use of mass media
• Publicity campaigns