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Bookmark or Share- Group Membership, Group Change, and Intergroup Attitudes: A ...By implication, a given group membership should affect psychological processes and behavior in some situations but less so in others. However, beyond such short-term contextual fluctuations in identity salience, people also undergo long-term change in some of their group memberships.
- The Psychology of Groups | NobaThis module examines the psychology of groups and group membership. It begins with a basic question: What is the psychological significance of groups? People are, undeniably, more often in groups rather than alone. What accounts for this marked gregariousness and what does it say about our psychological makeup?
- 11.1 Understanding Social Groups – Principles of Social PsychologyAccording to the social identity approach, a group is a group when the members experience social identity—when they define themselves in part by the group that they belong to and feel good about their group membership (Hogg, 2003, 2010).
- Frank Flynn: Does “Group Membership” Influence Behavior?Culture & Society. Frank Flynn: Does “Group Membership” Influence Behavior? A look at the work of some of our finest researchers on what spurs people to do something on behalf of someone else, what psychologists call “prosocial behavior.” November 18, 2013. | by Marguerite Rigoglioso. Prosocial Behavior Research: Fall 2013 Column.
- Group Membership – An Introduction to Group Communication, V2.04.1 Introducing Member Roles. Learning Objective. Describe group member roles and their impact on group dynamics. The performance of a team or group is often influenced, if not determined, by its members’ roles. We can start our analysis of member roles with the work of Benne and Sheats (1948).
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