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group members encouraged to produce as many ideas as possible in an uninhibited way

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brainstorming

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2
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direct influences on brainstorming are

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negative

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failure of members to express ideas due to norm that only 1 person can talk at a time

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production blocking

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indirect influences on brainstorming are

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positive in the long run due to increase in enjoyment and group cohesiveness

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5
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a group produced exaggeration of member’s pre-existing tendencies

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group polarization

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three features of group polarization

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refers to average tendency, not split in group
whole group becomes more extreme in initial direction
doesn’t work if a dissenter present

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group polarization occurs via two processes

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social comparison and mutual persuasion

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extreme positions in favorable direction viewed as better (normative influence)

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social comparison

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members bring new, persuasive information and arguments (informational influence)

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mutual persuasion

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10
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groups members share such strong motivation to achieve consensus that they lose the ability to evaluate alternative points of view critically

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groupthink

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conditions leading to groupthink

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highly cohesive group
group isolated from contrary opinions
group led by dominant leader who makes his/her wishes known

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symptoms of grouplink

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group begins to feel invulnerable
group becoming close-minded
group feels increased pressure toward unanimity

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tendency for people to exert less effort when they pool resources toward a common goal (than when they are individually accountable)

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social loafing

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task in which each member performs the same duties and the final product is the sum of all contributions

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additive task

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factors that reduce social loafing

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contribution of each member is identifiable
task is challenging, interesting, or meaningful
group performance rewarded/punished
other group members are one’s friends

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loosening of normal constraints on behavior when people in a crowd or their identity is concealed

increase in impulsive acts and deviant acts

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deindividuation

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deindividuation is promoted by

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anonymity and focusing attention away from self