Understanding Group Dynamics and Social Behaviors

How many persons are recognized as part of the group in the definition provided?

• 23

• 20

• 22

• 21

What is essential for group cohesion according to the text?

• Shared norms

• No interaction

• Competitive environment

• Different goals

Which type of group is described as more formal and impersonal?

• Primary Groups

• Informal Groups

• Emotional Groups

• Secondary Groups

What is a consequence of group cohesion?

• Decreased productivity

• Higher conformity

• Lower quality interactions

• Poor communication

What does 'Group Isomorphism' refer to?

• Group conflict

• Group hierarchy

• Compatibility between group and individual goals

• Group size

What function do group norms serve?

• To confuse group members

• To foster coordination

• To promote individualism

• To decrease communication

What increases the likelihood of conformity in a group?

• Dissent among members

• Smaller majority size

• Lack of attraction to the group

• Unanimity

What type of influence involves conforming to receive social rewards?

• Passive Influence

• Competitive Influence

• Informational Influence

• Normative Influence

What is a primary effect of intergroup conflict?

• Increased group cohesion

• Better intergroup relationships

• Decreased group cohesion

• Reduced identification with the group

What theory suggests that groups are organized hierarchically?

• Group Stereotype Theory

• Social Dominance Theory

• Ethnocentrism

• Social Identity Theory