Factors that contribute to the roles people adopt within groups Flashcards

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what is self-esteem

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SELF ESTEEM

Self esteem refers to an individual’s self perception, value or self-worth (how we view ourselves)

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what is self confidence

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SELF CONFIDENCE

Belief in yourself and your
skills/abilities.
* Can be high or low
* Has the ability to face challenges

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what is sense of belonging

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SENSE OF BELONGING

Link to connectedness to people
around us.
Increased sense of belonging will
increase contribution to the group (we will work harder for group growth)

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what is education

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EDUCATION

Academic education, qualifications and work can shape the role an individual plays within a group.

  • Often, group members will look to the more educated or more experienced person for direction.
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what is hereditry

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HEREDITRY

Traits/genes that are passed down to the next generation.
* Physical, emotional and intellectual abilities are genetically linked

e.g personality – the way an individual acts, will impact on a group’s progress.

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what is previous experience

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PREVIOUS EXPERINECE

Lessons learned from past life events, may shape the way an individual interacts within a group. This can either be positive or negative

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what is culture

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CULTURE

Behaviour may be misunderstood
if not discussed within the group.

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what are the SOCIAL FACTORS that influence roles

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relationship with other members
attitudes of members
gender expectations
and media

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what are the 7 factors that contribute to the roles people adopt within a group?

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self esteem
self confidence
sense of belonging
education
hereditary
previous experience
culture

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