SOCIOL 41 Lecture Notes - Lecture 22: Arthur Schuster, Interpersonal Attraction, Ostracism

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21 Dec 2019
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Department
Course
Professor
Sociology Department
Sociology 41
Small Group Dynamics
Professor Schuster
Course Code: 69150
Discussion Course Code: 69151
4 Units
No Prerequsites
Location: SSPA 1100
Notes
Lecture: Primary Dimensions of Groups/Phases of Group Development
Primary Dimensions of Groups
In general:
Cohesiveness increases productivity
Excessive focus on productivity -> stress and conflict
Excessive focus on cohesiveness -> increased liking but accomplishing nothing
Building Cohesiveness
1. Encourage compatible membership
2. Develop shared goals
3. Accomplish tasks
4. Develop of positive history of cooperation
5. Promote acceptance of group members
Phases of Group Development
1. Forming - why we join groups
2. Storming - feeling the tension
3. Norming - regulating the group
4. Performing - group output
1. Forming
Need to belong
Interpersonal attraction
Attraction to group activities
Attraction to group goals
Establishment of meaning and identity
Fulfillment of unrelated needs
Competent Communication and Group Development
Forming periodic phase
Express positive attitudes and feelings
Appear friendly, open, and interested
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