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Social Influence and Group Processes

Meghalaya Board · Class 12 · Psychology

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Which of the following are characteristics of a group? (Select all correct answers)

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Interdependence among members, Common motives and goals, Set of roles and norms

Groups have interdependence, common goals, and structured roles/norms. They are not random collections and must have interaction.

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Which factors facilitate group formation? (Select all correct answers)

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Proximity, Similarity, Common goals

Proximity (being close), similarity in interests/attitudes, and common motives/goals all help in group formation. Physical distance hinders it.

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Groupthink occurs when:

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Groups prioritize unanimity over realistic appraisal

Groupthink happens when highly cohesive groups prioritize unanimity and consensus over realistic evaluation of alternatives, leading to poor decisions.

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Which term refers to one's own group?

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Ingroup

Ingroup refers to one's own group (we), while outgroup refers to other groups (they). This categorization affects social perceptions.

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