2.1.5A Warmup

Did you complete the PLT? (Unit 2 AoS 1 KKP5)?

• YES! :D

• No... :(

Match the following

• Is idolised or adored as a 'role model'

• Expert power

• A formally recognised position of power

• Referent power

• Has the ability to punish

• Coercive power

• Has unique and useful information

• Legitimate power

• Has specialist knowledge and skills

• Informational power

In psychology, groups...

(select all that apply)

• must be two or more individuals or ‘members’; one person alone cannot be classified as a group.

• must have members who interact with each other.

• must have members who influence each other, such as influencing a member’s thoughts or behaviour.

• have a common goal or purpose shared by the group members.

• must have members that are in close proximity of each other.

The customs, behaviours, and values of a particular group in society.

When people act a certain way because of the anonymity (loss of identity) that a group provides:

Organise these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Individualist cultures

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(b) Collectivist cultures

• Individuals define themselves in relation to others.

• Depending on others is often considered shameful or embarrassing.

• Independence is highly valued.

• The rights of families and communities come before the rights of individuals.

• Group loyalty is encouraged.

• People often emphasise the traits of standing out and being unique.

• Individuals define themselves according to their personality traits.

• Common goals are emphasised more than individual pursuits.