Personal Development Social Relationship

What characterizes social relationships?

• They are usually present among family members, close friends, and lovers.

• They tend to be less intimate with lesser self-disclosure, but may still be exclusive and demand certain levels of loyalty.

• They always involve physical closeness and sharing of personal secrets.

• They have a unique meaning only to the persons involved.

What is conformity in the context of social influence?

• When a person is influenced by someone they like.

• When a person is able to own a certain belief or act, and is willing to make it known publicly and privately.

• A change in behavior or belief as the result of real or imagined group pressure.

• The ability to influence others' behavior, actions, attitudes, and ideas.

A student begins to genuinely believe that a particular subject is important for their personal growth, rather than just studying to pass an exam. What type of social influence does this demonstrate?

• Conformity

• Identification

• Internalization

• Normative Influence

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You compliment a friend's cooking, despite not enjoying it, to avoid hurting their feelings and maintain a positive relationship. What type of conformity is this?

• Informational Influence

• Reactance

• Normative Influence

• Conversion

What does the Behavioral theory of leadership suggest?

• Leadership is based on certain inherent characteristics.

• Leadership is a learned behavior, often reinforced by rewards.

• Leadership involves other people to make common decisions.

• No one style of leadership is effective in all situations.

1. Social Relationships

1. What makes social relationships important for personal development during senior high school?

2. How do social relationships differ from personal or family relationships?

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2. Types of Social Influence

3. What are the main types of social influence discussed in the video?

4. Can you think of an example where you experienced social influence in your own life?

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3. Two Types of Conformity

5. What is the difference between normative influence and informational influence?

6. Why do people sometimes conform even when they know something is wrong?

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4. Other Types of Influence

7. Besides conformity, what are other forms of influence that affect social behavior?

8. How can identification with a group or leader shape a person’s actions?

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5. Different Theories of Leadership

9. What are some leadership theories mentioned in the video, and how do they explain leadership behavior?

10. Which leadership style do you think would be most effective in your school or community, and why?