KINESIOL 3V03 Lecture Notes - Lecture 5: Binge Drinking, Dalhousie University, Posttraumatic Stress Disorder
13 Feb 2017
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Kin 3v03 lecture 5 - sport teams. Every groups is like all other groups, like some other groups and like no other group (carron & hausenblas, 1998: every group is alike but also every group is unique. Every team is different, has different dynamics. Groups have been defined by: common fate, mutual benefit, social structure, self-categorisation. Individuals waiting at a bus stop no: soccer team yes, french speaking canadians no. Are groups useful (won"t ask question on this) If you want things done well do them yourself. Artificial aggregates: statistical group formed on basis of a common property such as age, sex social class. Unorganized aggregates: an audience attending a common stimuli (watch game, ex. Units with patterned relationships: a culture where the members share common customs and languages. Team name/uniforms: common goals and objectives. Exhibit structured patterns of interaction and modes of communication: verbal and nonverbal communication to convey plays.
