PSYB10H3 Lecture : Class Nores

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groups have social norms to guide behaviour. The implicit or explicit rules of a group about the acceptable behaviours, values, and beliefs of its members. group members are expected to conform to these norms. members who deviate from norms are punished or rejected. Shared expectations about how particular group members should behave. Potential costs: individual personality may be taken over by power of role. violation of social roles meets with censure from other group members. The degree to which a group is or is perceived to be close knit and similar. affects stereotyping of the group by outsiders. a group of great devotion to a person/idea/thing that employs unethical techniques of manipulation or control. The state in which a person loses the sense of him or herself as an individual. In crowds: when physically anonymous, group chanting or stomping.

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