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| Actions and thoughts are changed by other individual. An example is peer pressure. |
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| Primary and Secondary Affiliation groups |
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Primary affiliation groups are groups we most indentitfy with such as families and peers. Seconday AG's are ones that we least identitfy with such as a whole city etc. |
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| Short term improvement as workers are observed |
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| the influence of groups on members. |
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| Information and ideas chared in the group and the purpose of the group. |
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| interaction of group members in a meaningful way. |
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| A group process (AGP) Contagion |
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| memebr behavior ilicits group interation. When members open up other members become more interested |
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| revolces around significant issues in people's lives and is up to the group leader to faciliatate and control |
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| Anxiety is global and incloves two solutions. 1. Restrictive solution involves changing the subject, attachking others, intelectualizing, detaching from the group or ingornoeing. 2. Enabling solutions involves open listening and discussion about anxiety |
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