Group behavior

People behave differently in groups than they do as individuals .Often ,they are willing to take greater risks in a group

• True

• False

refers to the concept that people often perform better when other people are watching than they do when they are alone.

• Risky shift

• Social facilitation

• Social loafing

It may motivate people to try harder so that others will think more highly of them

• group polarization

• Evaluation comprehension

• risky shift

Its especially likely to occur when people see that other members of the group are not pulling their share of the load

• group decision making

• risky shift

• Social loafing

People may feel more powerful(or less vulnerable)as part of a group.

• Risky shift

• Majority-Wins Scheme

• Social facilitation

the group agrees to a decision that was initially supported by a majority of group members.

• Truth-Wins Scheme

• Majority -Wins Scheme

• First -shift scheme

The members of a group come to realize that one option is better than others after they learn more about the different choices available .

• Two -Third-Majority Scheme

• Truth -Wins Scheme

• First-shift Scheme

If one person changes his or her mind ,or shifts from one side to the other ,others may shift to the opposite side as well.

• Majority-wins scheme

• Two-third -scheme

• First -shift Scheme

Members of a group usually share similar attitude .Indeed, shared attitudes are often what attract people to particular groups in the first place

• Group decision making

• Group polarization

• Authoritarian leaders

They tell other group member what to do and demand that group members obey their orders.

• Democratic leaders

• Authoritarian leaders

• Laissez -faire leaders