7-18 Flashcards

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What is the drive to bond based on?

A

The dynamics of social identity theory

Human beings are social animals, and our drive to bond is hardwired through evolutionary development, creating a need to belong to informal groups.

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What does social identity theory state about individuals?

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Individuals partially define themselves by their group affiliations

This theory provides insights into why people join informal groups.

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3
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Fill in the blank: Human beings are _______ animals.

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[social]

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4
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True or False: People tend to ignore team norms because of their drive to bond.

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True

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5
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What is one reason people join informal groups?

A

Social identity theory

This theory explains that group affiliations contribute to self-definition.

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Fill in the blank: The need to belong to informal groups is a result of _______.

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[evolutionary development]

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7
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What is social loafing?

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Engaging in less effort when working in a group

This behavior can occur due to a lack of individual accountability in group settings.

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What difficulty might individuals face in teams according to the drive to bond?

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Having difficulty feeling cohesive in teams

This can stem from not feeling a strong connection to the group.

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